Regula Debuts New IDV Solutions at GITEX to Meet UAE Demand
▼ Summary
– Regula will present its unified identity verification solutions at GITEX Global 2025, integrating all verification steps into a seamless process.
– Nearly half of UAE companies face challenges with fragmented ID verification systems, including high costs and poor integration.
– Businesses in the UAE demand fully integrated solutions, automated orchestration, and consistent user experiences to address these issues.
– Regula’s approach replaces multiple vendors with a single, end-to-end workflow to reduce complexity and improve scalability.
– The company will demonstrate its solutions at Booth CC1-14, showcasing how to transition from fragmented systems to secure and efficient verification.
At GITEX Global 2025, Regula will present its latest identity verification solutions designed to address the pressing challenges faced by businesses in the UAE. A recent study by the company reveals that nearly half of all organizations in the region struggle with fragmented IDV systems, leading to increased costs and operational inefficiencies. This has created a strong demand for unified, automated verification processes that can streamline workflows and enhance customer satisfaction.
Key findings from Regula’s research highlight several critical pain points. Forty-five percent of surveyed companies report difficulties in automating and orchestrating their identity verification workflows. Another 42% face issues with fragmented user journeys that negatively impact customer experience. High costs resulting from managing multiple vendors affect 41% of organizations, while 40% cite poor integration and system incompatibilities as major hurdles.
Businesses in the UAE are actively seeking solutions to these problems. Forty-eight percent of respondents expressed a need for fully integrated IDV systems, 44% prioritize automated orchestration, and 46% emphasize the importance of delivering smooth and consistent user experiences.
Nikita Dunets, Deputy Director of Digital Identity Verification at Regula, explains that identity verification has evolved from a supplementary tool to a fundamental operational requirement. He notes that the rise of AI-generated fraud has intensified the need for reliable systems. According to Dunets, many companies are overwhelmed by the complexity of using numerous separate tools, which increases costs and introduces friction. Organizations now seek end-to-end solutions that can scale effectively while meeting regulatory standards and user expectations.
At the event, Regula will demonstrate its comprehensive in-house IDV offerings, which consolidate all verification steps into a single, seamless workflow. This approach covers the entire identity lifecycle, from initial onboarding to ongoing reverification. Leveraging decades of expertise and thousands of global implementations, Regula has developed a versatile platform capable of addressing diverse verification scenarios, compliance requirements, and integration challenges.
Visitors to Booth CC1-14 in Concourse 1 can experience live demonstrations of Regula’s solutions and learn how to transition from disjointed systems to a secure, scalable, and efficient identity verification process. For additional insights, the full report titled Identity Verification 2025: 5 Threats and 5 Opportunities is available for download.
Regula is a global technology developer specializing in forensic devices and identity verification systems. With more than 30 years of experience in forensic research and the world’s most extensive document template library, the company creates advanced solutions for document and biometric authentication. Its hardware and software are used by over 1,000 organizations and 80 border control authorities worldwide, enabling high-quality client service without sacrificing security or speed. Regula has been featured in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Identity Verification.
(Source: MEA Tech Watch)