Worldcoin fell 13% to around $0.28 as World expanded its iris-based identity system through new partnerships.
The company announced integrations with Zoom and Docusign, aimed at combating deepfakes and improving identity verification.
“As AI agents increasingly act on behalf of real people, the infrastructure to prove a human stands behind each agent becomes critical,”
World said.
Dating app Tinder is also expanding use of World ID verification to US users, extending the reach of its biometric identity system.
The rollout comes amid rising concerns over AI-generated fraud, with deepfake technology increasingly used in scams that bypass traditional identity checks.
Despite the adoption push, WLD dropped sharply even as the broader crypto market gained, suggesting investor concerns around privacy and execution risks.
Critics have warned that large-scale biometric data collection could create surveillance risks if misused, highlighting ongoing tensions between innovation and privacy.
At the time of reporting, Worldcoin price was $0.2824.