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Get to know Onegini

Originally founded in 2011 in the Netherlands, Onegini established itself as a leading European provider of Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) software. The company focused on helping large organizations, particularly in regulated sectors like finance and insurance, to connect and protect their customers' digital identities across all channels. In 2022, Onegini was acquired by the Thales Group and subsequently merged with another acquisition, Forgerock's former European competitor iWelcome, to form the new brand "OneWelcome". Today, as OneWelcome, it continues its mission to provide a comprehensive CIAM platform that balances security, privacy, and user convenience for millions of users.

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