OCR Labs joins FinTech Australia’s partnership program as a Gold Partner

Global identity verification technology company OCR Labs has become a gold partner in FinTech Australia’s corporate partnership program.

Founded in Australia, OCR joins over 37 members as part of the program including: Google, Oracle, Mastercard, American Express and Moody’s.

FinTech Australia’s ecosystem partnership program helps foster relationships with the fintech industry’s key players and aims to further embed them into the growing ecosystem.

“By becoming a partner, OCR Labs aims to work more closely with fintechs and their partners to advise and educate around the growing role fintech will play in underpinning future identity solutions,” FinTech Australia said.

FinTech Australia Managing Director, Rehan D’Almeida said: “We are delighted to confirm that the partnership program continues to grow from strength to strength. Organizations are evaluated based on their interest in engaging with members and giving back to the community.”

“As such, we welcome OCR Labs as a Gold member of our Corporate Partnership Program and look forward to their contributions to our community.”

Paul Warren-Tape, GM APAC, OCR Labs said: “Identity empowers . Whether accessing financial services, securing digital communications or opening online accounts, the modern digital world needs reliable identity verification.”

“As the sector continues to diversify and new entrants challenge traditional financial business models, we look forward to working with Australian fintechs to achieve Zero Bias with our community, prioritize inclusion and build identity systems that work for everyone.”

FinTech Australia notes that the partnership lands ahead of its next major annual event – the Finnie Awards, which will be held on 31 May at the Forum Theater in Melbourne – with entries for the awards closing on 10 March 2023.

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