Recent News
June 30, 2008 - Crederity selected for demo at Proto '08
May 29, 2008 - Crederity invited to TiECon East Entrepreneur Forum
May 28, 2008 - Crederity Trusted Identity and Credential Verification Enters Beta Testing
May 24, 2008 - Crederity invited to showcase at SmartTechie's 2008 Startup City event
October 10, 2007 - Crederity @ IIMB Vista 2007
September 30, 2007 - Crederity accepted as member of NAPBS and ASIS
September 22, 2007 - Crederity and IIJNM team up
September 4, 2007 - White and Williams LLP signed for legal counsel
August 2, 2007 - Crederity Announces Crederity India Pvt Ltd and Planned UK and Australia Operations
July 23, 2007 - Crederity Opens New York Office
News Archives
March 25, 2005 - Wharton Small Business Development Center Honors Crederity
February 18, 2005 - Crederity Wins Big at the Wharton Business Plan Competition
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 Crederity is currently piloting its services with a select group of early users. We are now accepting beta account requests from individuals, businesses, and non-profits.
It’s fast, easy, and free to join Crederity.
Mission
Crederity's mission is to become the standard associated with trustworthiness on the internet by implementing an easy-to-use credential verification program and making it universally accessible.
By the numbers
Is the need for Crederity's services real? You bet.
- Over 50% of resumes contain false education or employment information
- Popular social networking site MySpace discovered in 2008 that 29,000 convicted sex offenders had MySpace profiles
- 10 million American identities are stolen every year by criminals
- 70% of online daters don't trust people they meet online
- Neary 10% of online social networking profiles contain details copied and pasted straight from other profiles on the same network
- 600,000 criminals are re-released into society each year, with 63% committing another serious offense within 3 years.
- Occupational fraud and abuse costs organizations about $600 billion a year, or roughly 6% of gross revenues
- Mortgage experts believe individuals and institutions lose $4-6 billion a year due to mortgage fraud
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