Civic Partners With Sensay To Protect Knowledge Worker Reputation Through Verified Identity Service

Sensay, a Los Angeles-based tech company specializing in building distributed messaging systems using AI, chatbots and conversation analysis with a public sale of its token SENSE, announced it will partner with Civic to ensure that their user knowledge workers’ reputation will be protected by Civic’s best-in-breed technology for identity and verification as they come to market.

Civic is a revolutionary blockchain identity verification technology that allows consumers to authorize the use of their identities in real-time. They are spearheading the development of an ecosystem that is designed to facilitate on-demand, secure, and low-cost access to identity verification services via the blockchain.

Sensay empowers knowledge or gig workers all over the planet. Civic will enable verified profiles and identity layer across the SENSE network for those knowledge workers who chose to represent themselves as verified professionals.

“Sensay is proud to partner with Civic, the leading decentralized identity platform identity verification, security and privacy is a critical issue as we launch the SENSE network.  Civic has proven itself in a sea of competitors to best integrate into our platform,” Crystal Rose, Co-Founder and CEO, Sensay said. 

Civic CEO Vinny Lingham echoed Rose’s statement saying, “This collaboration marks another milestone for Civic’s ecosystem and for on-demand, secure, and low-cost access to identity verification services. Sensay and SENSE providing secure data on knowledge and capability significantly extends Civic functionality and potential use cases.”

The SENSE token sale has set a new precedent for fairness by making the presale available to developers first and has committed to raising the bar for standards in verification, financial transparency and reporting.

Sensay is a Los Angeles-based tech company that specializes in AI, chatbots, conversation analysis and messaging. The platform is available across popular mobile messengers on all operating systems, allowing users to chat and transact freely between them.