We built our Vault Proxy to answer the gnarly problem of sharing data securely at scale. The Vault Proxy is built to send and receive data in a secure and auditable way -- own the data, but disown the risk.

Footprint’s mission is to bring trust back to the internet. To do that, we’d like to first earn your trust by sharing how we think about security and systems design — and specifically how we built the core systems at Footprint that power our vaulting infrastructure to securely store and process highly sensitive data. If you haven’t already, first take a look at Inside the Enclave: Part 1 where we survey the most common ways companies secure data today and introduce a new cutting-edge model — con

Nothing instills confidence like ignorance at the beginning, and with each day we realize how much more there is for us to learn.

We were able to solve the problem of lack of standardization in checks and money notes 150 years ago, yet we haven’t been able to solve this same exact problem with KYC

The best way to find the rotten apple—in a world where there are infinite rotten apples—may simply be to figure out who isn’t rotten.

When Eli and Alex co-founded Footprint they knew that to turn the category on its head code alone wouldn't suffice – it was clear from day 1 that design was just as important.

Footprint’s mission is to bring trust back to the internet, and the first step is building your trust in us and our core security architecture.

If you are running a consumer-facing company, your north star metric will likely be geared around conversion of sign-ups. Typically, the way to boost conversion has been by spending more on marketing.

We are coming out of stealth today, after a lot of hard work, many years of thought, and a vision for a new paradigm to bring trust back to the internet.

I personally like the ability to customize my iPhone home screen. As a company, it is nice to insert fun emojis and create custom documents in our Notion. But I missed the memo when KYC became a fun, choose-your-own-adventure novel.

Given our mission is to bring trust (and transparency) back to the internet, it was a no-brainer for us to publish our pricing on our website. But it is actually a pretty radical idea for companies that touch KYC.