WISeKey announced a landmark partnership with Abraham House and the Global Financial Literacy Initiative (GFLI). This initiative, introduced during the World Economic Forum in Davos, was officially launched in New York on April 3, 2025, unveiling the AbrahamID.com platform, where individuals around the world can now create their secure digital identities.

This global effort is designed to bring secure digital identity, financial inclusion, and economic empowerment to over one billion unbanked and underserved individuals worldwide, representing one of the most ambitious humanitarian technology projects ever launched. It directly contributes to the advancement of multiple United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including Goal 1 (No Poverty), Goal 4 (Quality Education), Goal 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), Goal 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure), Goal 10 (Reduced Inequalities), and Goal 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions).

Built on WISeKey’s state-of-the-art WISeID platform, the initiative uses blockchain, AI, and post-quantum secure infrastructure to deliver verified, tamper-proof, and privacy-respecting digital identities to those who have traditionally been excluded from formal systems. This identity becomes the key to unlocking access to essential services—banking, healthcare, education, voting, employment, and public administration—particularly for refugees, women in rural communities, youth in informal economies, and migrant workers who often lack the documentation required for meaningful participation in society.

Through the new AbrahamID.com portal, individuals can now obtain their secure digital credentials from anywhere in the world. These identities are protected by advanced encryption and digital trust frameworks, ensuring not only usability but also dignity, autonomy, and cross-border recognition. The platform is designed to be lightweight, mobile-friendly, and accessible even in low-connectivity environments, bringing true scalability to the mission of “identity for all.”

In parallel, the partnership integrates the expertise of the Global Financial Literacy Initiative (GFLI), founded by James Rosebush and Daniel Shakhani, which delivers culturally adapted, practical financial education. GFLI empowers individuals with the knowledge to manage money, plan for the future, and escape cycles of poverty. Combined with secure digital identity, this represents a powerful dual solution—providing both the access and the ability to use financial tools effectively.

Daniel Shakhani, co-founder of Abraham House, emphasized the urgent need for inclusion in a fast-moving digital world. “As societies become more digitized, those without access to secure identity and financial literacy are left behind. Abraham House brings together the world’s most forward-thinking partners to ensure technology serves humanity equitably. This partnership with WISeKey and GFLI is about justice, empowerment, and action.”

The Abraham House initiative was co-founded by Shakhani and Jennifer de Broglie to unite global leaders and organizations in solving large-scale humanitarian challenges through innovation and collaboration. Its purpose is to use philanthropy, entrepreneurship, and diplomacy to design inclusive, scalable, and human-centered systems. With AbrahamID.com now live, this collaborative platform represents a real-time opportunity to participate in a movement for global peace and prosperity—where every human being can be digitally recognized, financially included, and economically empowered.

James Rosebush, a globally respected financial advisor and co-founder of GFLI, added: “Digital identity is the gateway, but financial literacy is the map. Together, they give people the ability not just to survive—but to thrive. We’re proud to bring our tools, training, and trusted methodologies to this global initiative.”

The technology behind this platform is powered by WISeID, WISeKey’s digital identity system built on decentralized blockchain infrastructure and rooted in the OISTE Foundation’s global cryptographic Root of Trust. WISeID provides legally binding digital signatures, identity verification, and encrypted communications—all protected by post-quantum cryptography to future-proof user data. This security is essential in a time when rising threats from cyberattacks and AI misuse disproportionately affect the most vulnerable.

From enabling secure remittances for migrant workers, to providing access to healthcare, helping students enroll in education, and supporting small entrepreneurs seeking micro-loans, the use cases are vast and immediate. The initiative also supports digital democracy, allowing people in transitional states or diaspora communities to participate safely in public discourse and electoral processes.

Through this global alliance, WISeKey, Abraham House, and GFLI are not just deploying technology—they are laying the foundation for a new, inclusive digital society, one where dignity, opportunity, and trust are built into every interaction.

Governments, NGOs, corporations, and individuals are now invited to join the movement at www.AbrahamID.com, where they can begin issuing or claiming identities and contributing to the collective mission of one billion lives digitally and financially empowered.

WISeKey, through its wide portfolio of subsidiaries including SEALSQ, WISe.ART, WISeSat, and SEALCOIN, remains at the forefront of developing technologies that blend innovation with ethical responsibility. As a trusted guardian of digital ecosystems, WISeKey continues to shape a safer, smarter, and more inclusive world.

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