Santander
Santander is participating in the Digital Verification Orchestrator pilot, which is now underway.
The Digital Verification Orchestrator (DVO) pilot, in which Santander is participating, is now underway as of October 2026. Established in February 2026, the initiative aims to streamline secure information sharing between financial institutions and is led by UK Finance.
The DVO is described as a voluntary, consent-based trust layer, not a national identity card, designed to benefit the financial sector. The City of London Corporation's 'Securing Growth: the Digital Verification Opportunity' report outlines its purpose and implementation.
Key facts
- The Digital Verification Orchestrator pilot is underway as of October 2026. Source
- The Digital Verification Orchestrator was established in February 2026. Source
- UK Finance leads the Digital Verification Orchestrator pilot. Source
- The DVO is a voluntary, consent-based trust layer. Source
- The City of London Corporation's report outlines the DVO's purpose. Source
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