k-ID

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k-ID builds an age-assurance infrastructure layer that lets online services figure out how old their users are and adapt the experience accordingly, in a privacy-preserving and jurisdiction-aware way. Game studios, social apps, and other platforms use it to comply with a fast-growing thicket of child-safety laws (COPPA, the UK Online Safety Act, Australia's under-16 social media ban, Brazil's ECA Digital) by toggling features like chat, ads, in-app purchases, and parental consent by market. It sells to developers and platforms, and counts companies like Discord and Quora among its users. The founding team comes from Meta, Google, EA, Take-Two, and Netflix, and the company runs as a remotely distributed team.