BedRock verifies founders using Digital Lineage — analyzing GitHub commits, Stripe history, and behavioral signals rather than just passports and selfies. This approach helps legitimate users from restricted regions form US entities, attach a Trust Score, and improve their banking approval odds. The platform provides deepfake-resistant verification and automated compliance services.
Key features include Digital Lineage verification that analyzes 5 years of history, Trust Score calculation across multiple dimensions, LLC formation in Delaware or Wyoming, EIN acquisition, bank application preparation, and compliance automation for BOI reports and Form 5472. The platform also offers Anti-Freeze Shield transaction monitoring, multiple bank application options, and approval guarantees for premium users.
The system works through a four-step process: verifying Digital Lineage by connecting GitHub, LinkedIn, and Stripe accounts; calculating a proprietary Trust Score; handling LLC formation and EIN acquisition; and providing ongoing compliance monitoring. The unique approach focuses on analyzing digital footprints that deepfakes cannot replicate retroactively.
Benefits include banking access for founders from over 100 restricted countries, faster verification taking minutes instead of months, and protection against account freezes. Use cases include founders needing US company formation, ITIN acquisition, overcoming bank rejections, handling Stripe verification failures, avoiding compliance fines, and obtaining business credit cards.
The target users are founders from emerging markets and restricted countries who face banking challenges. The platform integrates with GitHub, LinkedIn, and Stripe for verification and works with multiple partner banks. The entire process is designed for remote completion without requiring physical presence in the US.
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BedRock targets founders from over 100 restricted countries who face banking challenges, including entrepreneurs from Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Kenya, Ghana, Uzbekistan, Egypt, Brazil, Philippines, Vietnam, Ukraine, Turkey, Romania, Argentina, Colombia, Morocco, Tunisia, Sri Lanka, and Ethiopia. The platform serves legitimate founders with digital footprints who get auto-rejected by traditional banks due to country restrictions or document issues. It's designed for emerging market entrepreneurs who have real revenue, customers, and track records but lack banking access.