CHICAGO, ILL, USA. – January 14, 2026 – ONEPROOF today announced EDGE, an enterprise grade hardware verification platform that integrates mobile driver license and EUDI wallet verification into existing workstations, kiosks, and access control systems.
EDGE is a USB Type-C powered terminal that reads credentials through NFC, QR codes, and Bluetooth, relaying them to the connected host over a single USB cable. Powered entirely through that connection, EDGE eliminates additional power requirements. EDGE does not make network or internet calls. All credential verification is performed by the host machine.
For federal government and high-security environments, EDGE supports isolated deployments with no external network dependency. Customer-controlled host software performs credential processing locally. For OEM partners, EDGE is available for integration or as a complete standalone device. The device supports ISO 18013-5 mobile credential workflows.
EDGE serves system integrators, enterprises, businesses, and government agencies across diverse applications including age verification, travel and transportation, entertainment venues, retail, bars and restaurants, banking, federal and state government services, corporate enterprises, and casinos. The platform supports deployments from 200 to 10,000+ units.
"Working in close partnership with our customers, we developed EDGE to focus on integration, not just verification," said Madhu Goundla, CEO at ONEPROOF. "EDGE gives system integrators and enterprises full control to build the workflow their customers need."
EDGE is available in two configurations: the embeddable module at $299 per unit or the complete device with casing at $349 per unit. A $50 annual support fee applies. Volume discounts are available for enterprise deployments. Contact ONEPROOF for developer-kit availability.
About ONEPROOF
ONEPROOF builds digital identity infrastructure for issuance, wallets, and verification across mobile, server, embedded, and offline environments. The company's technology powers an mDL verification network with more than 25,000 devices deployed across 10,000+ North American business locations.
