ShareRing Announces eSIM Giveaway Winners

Southeast Asia's digital identity adoption appears cautious because infrastructure often fails to replace legacy systems. **The Reality on the Ground** - Digital services frequently revert to paper processes, couriers, and physical queues - Apps digitize individual steps rather than entire systems - This creates a gap between announced capabilities and actual implementation **Why the Measured Approach** Asian markets prioritize proven infrastructure over conceptual frameworks. The region has learned that readiness matters more than early announcements. ShareRing's latest analysis examines how Self Sovereign Identity (SSI) addresses these challenges, particularly for platforms hampered by paper-based verification systems. [Read the full analysis](http://sharering.network/blog)

Following a three-day visit to Bangkok, ShareRing executives Rohan LePage and Bi Ariya shared insights on digital transformation implementation in Thailand. **Key Discussion Points:** - How policy frameworks intersect with infrastructure development - Real-world challenges when deploying digital identity systems - The collision between regulatory requirements and user needs **Background Context:** ShareRing holds a 25% stake in Transformational, Thailand's leading digital transformation company led by former Google and LINE Thailand MD Ariya Banomyong. The company works directly with Thai regulators on the country's interoperable Digital ID and Credentials framework. A new VAR agreement will deploy ShareRing's Privacy-First Identity SDK across Southeast Asia, with multiple large-scale national projects currently in planning stages. The discussion provides ground-level perspective on how self-sovereign identity solutions move from concept to implementation in regulated environments.

Australia's **Social Media Minimum Age Act (SMMA)** officially launches this month, marking the largest shift in online age compliance in years. **Key Requirements:** - Platforms with social, gambling, or adult content must block users under 16 - Companies face fines up to **$46 million** for non-compliance - Businesses must implement "reasonable steps" for age verification **ShareRing's Solution Features:** - No central data storage for privacy protection - High-accuracy liveness detection - On-device security measures - Fast integration process The company was validated in Australia's AATT Trial with 100% accuracy and offers ISO 27001 certified, Australian-made solutions. [Download the SMMA compliance report](https://sharering.network/smma-report-download/) to understand minimum requirements and claim a free strategy session.

**ShareRing (SHR) trading is now active on MEXC**, one of the world's highest-volume altcoin exchanges. **Key Details:** - Trading pair: SHR/USDT - Live since December 1, 2025 at 12:00 UTC - Available at [MEXC Exchange](https://www.mexc.com/exchange/SHR_USDT) **Impact:** - Expands global access to ShareRing ecosystem - Increases liquidity for both new and existing token holders - Makes SHR more accessible to international traders This listing represents a significant milestone for ShareRing's market presence and trading accessibility.

ShareRing launched **ShareRing Me**, a self-sovereign identity wallet that serves as the core of their ecosystem. The wallet enables users to: - Control their own verified data - Provide zero-knowledge verification to businesses - Maintain privacy while proving identity This digital identity solution aims to create a **trust layer** for the digital economy, supporting applications across e-commerce, finance, and age verification. ShareRing positions this as infrastructure for verified identity, allowing users to own their data while businesses can verify information without accessing personal details. [Learn more about ShareRing Me](https://sharering.network/2025/10/27/what-is-sharering-me-the-digital-identity-app-built-for-both-users-and-businesses/)