About Authologic
Authologic supplies eID native identity verification infrastructure to regulated digital businesses. Its clients include iGaming operators managing onboarding across multiple jurisdictions. The company positions itself as an orchestration layer rather than a single verification method. It connects electronic IDs, identity wallets, BankIDs, biometric checks and document based checks through one integration point.
Krzysztof Klimczak, Jarek Sygitowicz and Marek Rogozinski founded the company in 2020. They built the product around a coordination problem. European e-ID adoption was uneven and fragmented, with Poland alone showing high uptake of national digital wallets such as mObywatel. Rather than building country specific integrations one by one, Authologic developed automated method selection. This routes each user to whichever verification path suits their market and risk profile.
The core platform, OmniID, sits behind a single API, SDK, WebSDK or OmniLink integration. A companion dashboard, OmniPanel, gives client businesses visibility into verification flows. It also tracks conversion rates across those flows. The model targets technical teams that want control over onboarding logic. It is not built for businesses seeking a fixed, vendor defined checkout flow.
| Founded | 2020 |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom (offices also in Warsaw and San Francisco) |
| Core Service | Identity Verification |
| Verification Methods | Document, biometric, liveness, database, eID, identity wallet and BankID |
| Industries Served | iGaming, fintech, crypto, financial services and other regulated sectors |
| iGaming Focus | Yes, in player onboarding, age verification, KYC and fraud prevention workflows |
Integration & Operator Fit
Authologic’s relevance to iGaming sits in the run up to eIDAS 2.0. This regulation will require businesses across the EU to accept digital identity wallets. Its method list spans EUDI wallets, Apple, Google and Samsung Wallet. It also covers national eIDs such as SPID, itsme and mojeID. Bank linked schemes are included too, among them BankID.cz and Norwegian and Swedish BankID. Document and biometric checks remain available as fallback routes. These matter where wallet adoption is still limited.
Operators evaluating Authologic should note its API and SDK orientation. The company closed an $8.2m Series A round in October 2024. This funding supports its international expansion. The supplier suits platform teams that want direct control over branding and verification logic. It is a weaker fit for operators seeking a packaged solution with no technical build required. According to the company, it serves more than 100 regulated customers across 200 plus territories. Affiliate and operator procurement teams should treat figures of this kind as company reported. Verification fit should rest mainly on method coverage relative to each operator’s licensed markets.
