World said it has entered Phase 3 in the project’s third year and will push wider adoption of “proof of human” built around World ID. The company outlined several target use cases, including verified participation in Zoom meetings, bot prevention in Tinder matching, and anti-scalping checks for concert tickets. World also said the World ID network now reaches more than 39,000 million users worldwide. In the next stage, it plans to extend proof of human to consumer platforms, enterprise identity verification, and human identity tied to AI agents. The company added that a new version of the World ID app is in the pipeline and that additional updates are scheduled for this fall.
World said it has entered Phase 3 in the project’s third year, with the next stage centered on expanding “proof of human” use cases through World ID.
According to the announcement, the rollout will cover verified participation in Zoom meetings, bot prevention in Tinder matching, and anti-scalping measures for concert tickets.
World ID moves into additional identity scenarios
World said the World ID network now covers more than 39,000 million users globally. In the next phase, it plans to bring proof of human to consumer platforms, enterprise customer identity verification, and human identity linked to AI agents.
The company also said it plans to launch an updated World ID app and release new progress this fall.
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