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What does Proxy do?
Proxy provides a smartphone-enabled digital identity that allows users to authenticate and interact with devices, acting as a universal single-sign-on for the physical world. The company enables large enterprises to grant frictionless access through secured doors, elevators, and turnstiles while giving users control over their privacy and personal data.
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About Proxy
Proxy provides a smartphone-enabled digital identity that enables the user to authenticate and interact with all devices.
Proxy is on a mission to empower every person on the planet with a unique identity signal they own and control. The signal, emitted from a smartphone, allows people to securely authenticate to any device or service, similar to a universal single-sign-on for the physical world. Today, large enterprises like WeWork, Dropbox, and Hines enable their employees, contractors, visitors, and tenants to use their Proxy for frictionless access through secured doors, elevators, and turnstiles, and to create personalized experiences throughout the workplace. With Proxy, users own their identity and have complete control over their privacy and personal data.
The company was founded in 2016 and is based in San Francisco, California.
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