Martin Wilson

CEO, Digital Identity Net

Online Safety

The Online Safety Bill and the case for a digital identity utility

OneID CEO, Martin Wilson, speaks to Global Banking and Finance Review about the Online Safety Bill and t...

How we can accelerate the UK’s digital identity ecosystem

How we can accelerate the UK’s digital identity ecosystem The UK is lagging behind others on the digital...

Online Safety

How the Online Safety Bill can make the Internet safer for all

How the Online Safety Bill can make the Internet safer for all. Martin Wilson, CEO of OneID®, discusses ...

Banks

APP fraud costing banks and their customers dearly

APP fraud is costing banks and their customers dearly Martin Wilson, CEO of OneID® explains how a digita...

Banks

Podcast: Digital identity – a golden opportunity for UK banks?

Digital identity hit the headlines in the UK towards the end of 2021 with a row over proposals for a Cov...

Fraud

Romance scams: they’re not just stealing hearts

Unlike last year, Valentine’s Day this year is likely to be one free from a lockdown.

Banks

Four years of Open Banking: 2022 may be the best year yet

Article by Martin Wilson, featured in Finance Digest

Banks

Could Banks be the Answer to the UK’s Identity Crisis?

Martin Wilson, CEO of OneID® discusses whether banks are the answer to the UK's identity crisis.

Why digital identity is a key catalyst to accelerate economic recovery

The origins of measuring economic activity in the form of Gross Domestic Product (or GDP), date from the...

The practical steps needed to accelerate a UK digital identity ecosystem

The draft digital identity framework published by the UK Government highlights the importance of learnin...

Digital identity can boost economic recovery and tackle social challenges

An assured digital identity can help bridge more than the digital divide, says Martin Wilson, chief exec...

Commercialising Open Banking – digital identity, a key opportunity for banks?

This month marks the third anniversary of Open Banking in the UK – or more specifically, three years sin...