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NEW YORK - CLEAR (NYSE:YOU), the identity verification company that has delivered nearly 20% revenue growth over the past year, announced Friday that travelers from the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand can now access its CLEAR+ expedited security service at U.S. airports. According to InvestingPro data, CLEAR maintains strong financial health with an overall score of 3.51/5.
The secure identity company said international travelers from these four countries can enroll online or in person at any CLEAR airport location using their passport, gaining immediate access to CLEAR’s network of over 150 security lanes across 59 U.S. airports.
"From the beginning, CLEAR’s vision has been to make travel safer, easier, and more predictable using the power of identity," said Caryn Seidman Becker, CEO of CLEAR.
The company plans to expand the service to additional Visa Waiver Program countries later this year, according to the press release.
CLEAR’s platform, which uses biometric technology to verify travelers’ identities, has grown to include over 33 million members, with more than 7.6 million enrolled in the CLEAR+ premium service that allows users to bypass standard security lines.
The expansion represents CLEAR’s first significant move to include international travelers in its expedited security program, which has previously been available primarily to U.S. citizens and permanent residents.
The company stated that international travelers will undergo the same enrollment process as domestic members, verifying their identity with their passport instead of a U.S. ID.
CLEAR’s announcement comes as international travel to the United States continues to recover following pandemic-related restrictions.
In other recent news, Clear Secure reported a 17.5% increase in total revenue for the second quarter of 2025, reaching $219.5 million. This performance surpassed both Telsey Advisory Group’s forecast of approximately $215.2 million and the FactSet consensus of $215.0 million. Following these results, Telsey raised its price target for Clear Secure to $37, maintaining an Outperform rating. Wells Fargo also adjusted its price target to $25, keeping an Underweight rating, as Clear Secure’s revenue growth exceeded guidance by roughly 160 basis points. Stifel increased its price target to $33, citing the company’s strong quarterly performance and maintained a Hold rating.
Additionally, Clear Secure announced a partnership with Nordic to enhance healthcare information security by integrating its identity platform, CLEAR1, with Nordic’s IT support services. The company is also developing an integration with Epic’s Identity Verification system to support healthcare providers, following its earlier integration with Epic’s MyChart patient portal. These developments reflect Clear Secure’s ongoing efforts to expand its identity verification capabilities in the healthcare sector.
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