フライトソリューションズ is developing social infrastructure that integrates payments, e-commerce and identity verification through systems integration technology, and released the B2B e-commerce package EC-Rider Primo in April. It expects the digital identity verification market to expand following the April 2027 legal revision.
Keiichiro Katayama (片山圭一朗), president of フライトソリューションズ, explains the company’s policy of integrating its three businesses, payments, e-commerce and identity verification, through systems integration technology, based on a commitment to putting technology into practical use in society. Pointing out that B2B transactions remain largely analog, he describes the company’s aim of offering EC-Rider Primo to small and medium-sized businesses as a solution that can be introduced on a small scale.
EC-Rider Primo is designed to make implementation easier and keep costs low by standardizing and modularizing functions based on EC-Rider B2BⅡ. The company is also said to be working to standardize business processes and improve the product by reflecting feedback from the field.
Digital identity verification is expected to become more broadly mandatory following the April 2027 revision of the Act on Prevention of Transfer of Criminal Proceeds. The company, which offers myVerifist, a My Number Card reading solution, is cited as the only example certified for public personal identification services. The article also emphasizes the provision of new solutions through the integration of the three businesses, including connectivity between payment terminals and identity verification.
Looking ahead, the company aims for a society in which digital IDs using smartphones and biometric authentication become mainstream and information from My Number Cards and other documents is consolidated on smartphones. フライトソリューションズ says it will play a role in returning technology to society as social infrastructure by treating this change as an opportunity.