Alloc8 has entered into a strategic partnership with identity technology provider TruCrowd to launch verified supporter identity as a core component of the ticketing journey. See what the rollout phases will bring.
Sofia, Bulgaria — TruCrowd and URBO Studio, a leading Bulgarian provider of booking, sales, and ticketing technology, today announced a strategic partnership to roll out identity-based tickets for large-scale live events in Bulgaria. See the reactions from both companies.
In recent years, Chilean football has been characterized by a number of violent incidents. The Estadio Seguro project failed, and now the government has replaced it with the Registro Nacional de Hinchas. Will this be a real solution to stadium security, or just take control over fan data away from the football clubs?
TruCrowd, a provider of biometric ticketing and identity-based entry technology for live events, today announced a strategic partnership with Nuweb Group, a global ticketing technology partner, powering event experiences in over 110 countries. See what the partnership will bring.
Biometric ticketing ROI isn’t just about reducing queues. It’s about rethinking what event entry delivers in terms of operational efficiency and new commercial value. Listen to the podcast episode on how to convert access control from cost to revenue using face biometrics.
At Innovation Week 2025 in Prague, we delivered a face-based check-in for an event with more than 3000 attendees, providing a smoother first interaction than searching through a stack of preprinted badges. If you have an event where you want to speed up entry and unlock commercial opportunities at check-in, read the full case study with performance numbers.
You have put every safeguard in place: IP blocks, Credit card limits, CAPTCHA, Dynamic QR codes, Queueing systems, and still, bots get through. Learn how adding a biometric layer to your ticketing technology will get ticket scalping under control.
AC Milan and Inter made headlines this week by rejecting hundreds of season‑ticket requests from so‑called “non‑grata” ultra fans to improve stadium security. But is it enough to stop them from getting tickets from another source?
Even when clubs improve ticket scanning with technologies like NFC, fans still end up waiting for a steward to complete the security check. On the other hand, if security checks are automated with AI detectors, fans still queue to scan their tickets. The scanning process may be fast, but finding the ticket and the way fans interact with it often slows things down. Here is how to solve it.