We made a game. Only humans can play it.
Country Wars is a 45-second neon arcade game inside ShareRing Me. There's a new level every day, and every run counts for your country on a live globe.
The catch? Only verified humans make the rankings. Every score gets replayed on our server. Bots can sit this one out.
Australia, you're up.
Find it in Me Modules, inside ShareRing Me.
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Melbourne Cup today. Anyone collecting $5,000 or more on course has to show ID first, and it's the busiest day of the year to be doing that at a window.
It's Melbourne Cup Day tomorrow in Australia. The biggest day of the year at the track.
On course, any payout or exchange of $5,000 or more needs an ID check first.
With ShareRing Solutions, the punter scans a QR code with ShareRing Me. Their ID is checked for forgery and lost or stolen records, and 18+ comes straight from the verified date of birth. You get a risk rating with the reasons, before the cash leaves your hand.
$1.99 a check, ex GST. Free sandbox to try it first.
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@ericson4smith True, it will be Thai citizens at first, but it will be available to residents and visitors pretty quickly after. ETDA have actually done a great job at making sure it's interoperable and inclusive.
@exaltedfuzz A one-off check that just flips you to adult sounds pretty reasonable to me. Nobody needs a copy of your licence sitting on fifty different servers to work out you're over 18.
@Wolf_of_Europe Fair question. Client names are theirs to share at the moment, but we'll request their permission to put their logos on our site as we bring more in.
For real estate agents in Australia the AML/CTF checks started on 1 July. What I like about this walkthrough is that the person verifies on their own phone and we never keep a copy of their ID.
Since 1 July 2026, Australian real estate agencies have been covered by AML/CTF law. ShareRing Solutions gives your agency its own secure workspace to check vendors and purchasers.
In this walkthrough:
- Add a sale file and send each party a secure link
- They verify on their own phone with the ShareRing Me app
- ID checked for forgery and lost or stolen records, then screened against global watchlists
- A clear risk rating with the reasons, your approval note, and a full audit trail
- Reports saved to storage your agency owns (Google Drive or Microsoft 365), kept for seven years. ShareRing never keeps your customers' ID documents.
- Companies and trusts supported, with entity lookups built in
$12.99 per check, ex GST. First top-up: buy $100 of credit and we'll add another $100.
Free sandbox with simulated checks: https://t.co/r7ltNW15lK
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@Ozaemotion So frustrating, especially when they already had your documents a few months back. A video call and original IDs a second time is pretty crazy.
@akanbitomjoe@greyfinance That's nuts. It must just be the provider they're using for the KYC. Sending the same passport again and again and still getting knocked back is exhausting. Hope it gets sorted for you today.
@LadyVylissa@Ravaalek That sounds like a miserable way to prove your age, having to take out a credit card just to play a game. A check should only need to say "yes, over 18" and nothing else about you.
@robt_heartdoc@DeepHumor he database is what worries me too. Most of these checks only need a yes or no on "over 16", and a copy of the licence sitting in storage afterwards helps nobody.
@FosterHeritage@ProtonVPN Biscuit tin is about right. The site only needs a yes or no on your age, and somehow it ends up with a copy of your whole licence in a database.
@noncompliantAF@juliecbarrett The check was only ever meant to answer one thing, are you over 18. Somewhere along the way it became 'send us a copy of your licence and we'll keep it'. That second part is what I can't get comfortable with.
So they're not even fooling the camera anymore, they just skip it. Selfie checks had a good run. I'm glad we factored this in at ShareRing when we built our platform. Part of the game is to stay ahead of what the 'bad actors' will come up with next. Just wait until lookalike humanoids/replicants come out!
@nascubed Tilting a passport around the kitchen table to dodge the glare is the worst part, I'm with you. I'd love it if you only had to do that once, kept it on your phone, and after that whoever's asking just gets a yes. That's what we're working on at @ShareRingGlobal.
Since July, real estate agents in Australia have to check both the vendor and the buyer on every sale. That's a lot of extra ID checking for a small agency. We've built a version of ShareRing Solutions for agents where each person verifies on their own phone and the agent gets a risk rating back.