CLEAR Secure, Inc.
CLEAR provides biometric identity verification for trusted-traveler lanes at U.S. airports and venues, linking enrollment to face-based checkpoint authentication and a growing digital identity offering.
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Data Card CrowdStrike wires CLEAR identity checks into Falcon threat detection
2026-08-31CC-BY-4.0facial-recognitiondigital-idclearCrowdStrike integrated CLEAR identity verification into Falcon, letting high-risk detections trigger step-up biometric and credential checks automatically.
- High-risk detections automatically trigger step-up biometric checks through CLEAR1.
- The integration is embedded in Falcon Next-Gen SIEM and Charlotte Agentic SOAR.
- Identity proofs are corroborated against endpoint telemetry to surface compromised credentials.
Data Card CLEAR reaches 43.5 million members as Q2 revenue rises 27 percent
2026-08-05CC-BY-4.0facial-recognitiondigital-idclearCLEAR reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $277.8 million, up 26.6 percent year over year, with 43.5 million total members and 8.3 million CLEAR+ subscribers.
- Quarterly revenue was $277.8 million, a 26.6 percent year-over-year increase.
- Total membership reached 43.5 million, including 8.3 million CLEAR+ subscribers.
- Automated eGates are deployed at 50 airports alongside 280 TSA PreCheck enrollment centres.
Data Card CLEAR1 integrates identity verification with Amazon Connect
2026-06-29CC-BY-4.0digital-idclearCLEAR integrated its CLEAR1 identity platform with Amazon Connect so contact centers can verify callers before or during support interactions.
- Callers can opt to receive a secure SMS link and complete verification on their phone.
- Amazon Connect agents receive the verification result in real time before handling sensitive requests.
- The workflow targets account changes, password resets, and other support actions exposed to impersonation fraud.
Company Overview
CLEAR operates an opt-in identity network that combines enrollment, biometric re-verification, and access experiences across airports, venues, and other consumer touchpoints. Its best-known product is CLEAR Plus, which uses face-based identity checks at dedicated airport lanes, while Reserve powered by CLEAR helps airports manage queues through time-slot reservations and CLEAR Verified supports reusable digital identity experiences for partners.
Beyond checkpoint acceleration, CLEAR has been expanding into broader identity proofing and enrollment services, including TSA PreCheck enrollment and renewal. The company sits at the intersection of travel operations, consumer membership, and digital identity, using both physical infrastructure and software integrations to make verified identity portable across use cases.
- CLEAR Plus
- Reserve powered by CLEAR
- CLEAR Verified (digital identity)
- CLEAR1 identity platform
- Biometric lanes at 50+ U.S. airports
- TSA PreCheck enrollment provider using in-airport pods
- CLEAR reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $277.8 million, up 26.6 percent, with 43.5 million total members and eGates at 50 airports.
- CrowdStrike integrated CLEAR identity verification into Falcon, letting high-risk detections trigger step-up biometric checks through CLEAR1.
- CLEAR integrated CLEAR1 with Amazon Connect so contact centers can verify callers before or during support interactions.
- CLEAR became an official TSA PreCheck enrollment provider, expanding its role from airport identity lanes into enrollment and renewal services.
- CLEAR and Docusign launched an identity-verification integration for digital agreement workflows.