Receipt
KYC Agent
Prove what matters. Keep the rest.
KYC turns regulated onboarding into a clearer review moment: who is asking, what basics are needed, why, and what still belongs with the custodian.
Purpose: prepare an onboarding package for the regulated custodian.
- Legal name
- Alex Morgan
- Date of birth
- 1996-09-15
- Citizenship
- United States
- Residential address
- Demo address, California
The demo waits for the person. No real identity data is sent.

Human moment
Onboarding should not feel like surrender.
A regulated process can still be readable, calm, and consent-first.Boundary
Organize the basics. Send secrets to the custodian.
The real KYC app says SSN, Tax ID, and ID documents go directly to the regulated custodian over its secure channel, not to Hushh in the browser.Proof story
A cleaner package, not a finished account.
This page does not claim Hushh performs regulated KYC/AML, opens accounts, runs biometrics, or generates reusable selective proofs.What happened
- Requester
- Demo RIA
- Purpose
- Custodian KYC onboarding
- Shared
- Identity basics only
- Not collected here
- SSN, Tax ID, ID documents

Outcome
Finished. Still in control.
The person moves on knowing what was shared, why, and where the sensitive work happens.Availability
What KYC can honestly show today.
KYC app route
/one/app/kyc renders a working few-step onboarding flow.
Identity basics
Legal name, date of birth, citizenship, and address are collected in the app flow.
User consent
The review step requires explicit consent before the handoff action is enabled.
Receipt
Completion shows a generated KYC receipt id.
Regulated verification
The app states final KYC/AML verification runs through the RIA custodian and licensed provider.
SSN / Tax ID / ID docs
The app says sensitive secrets go directly to the custodian, not to Hushh.
Selective disclosure
No production selective-attribute proof flow was verified in the KYC app.
Biometric proof
No biometric KYC confirmation was verified in the KYC app.
KYC Agent