Twenty-two years of shipping, from Louisiana.
Envoc was founded in Baton Rouge to ship software that regulated institutions can bet on. Not consultancy decks. Not prototypes that rot in a drawer. Shipped systems with named owners and runbooks.
“A better reality for our team and our clients, through radical creativity and radical productivity.”
Envoc was founded in Baton Rouge to ship software that regulated institutions can bet on. Not consultancy decks. Not prototypes that rot in a drawer. Shipped systems with named owners and runbooks.
At Envoc, we created an environment that empowers us to build a better reality for both our team and our clients. We have a challenging environment that is not for the faint of heart. Envoc seeks to leverage every skill and talent you have to the fullest, and maybe even ones you did not know you had.
We value productivity, having fun, learning new things, and growing professionally. We believe in taking chaos and bringing order out of it for human flourishing — whether business or personal.
Calvin Fabre, our Founder and Visionary, serves on Working Group 10 of the ISO committee developing ISO 18013-5 and ISO 18013-7. He speaks frequently on digital identity and has been instrumental in state and federal legislation governing mDL issuance and acceptance.
What we are building now is harder: verification that answers the question without keeping the data. Our biometric work targets privacy-preserving age assurance and fraud prevention for regulated industries — and expanding where mDLs are accepted internationally.
Identity systems should not phone home.
Calvin Fabre, Envoc’s Founder & CEO, is a signer of the No Phone Home initiative — a public statement signed by privacy researchers, standards authors, and organizations including the ACLU, EFF, Brave, and the Decentralized Identity Foundation. The position: identity systems must be built without the technological ability for issuers or third parties to track when or where a credential is used. If the capability exists, it eventually gets used. We share that conviction, and we build to it.
The people who run it.
Five things we actually mean.
Never be satisfied with the limits of what you know. Have confident humility, stay sharpened, and maintain a genuine thirst for knowledge.
Invest in others as others have invested in you. Have a teacher mindset. Be a mentor. Be accessible.
Know your worth and be worth it. Great communicator, stands by their word, does the right thing, pursues excellence.
Own your mistakes. Finish what you start. Bad news early, good news often. No excessive hand-holding.
“Innovation is seeing what everybody has seen and thinking what nobody has thought.” Radical creativity, radical productivity, no complacency.
Rooted in Louisiana. Working across the world.
Baton Rouge
Leadership, identity architecture, and state government engagements. Close to the Louisiana Capitol and the state agencies we serve.
Hammond
Product engineering for the mDL platform and the biometric verification stack. Our second office and deepest technical bench.
Innovation Lab
An embedded lab at Southeastern Louisiana University where we hire, mentor, and ship alongside students on real projects for real clients.
Twenty-two years, a handful of firsts.
Envoc founded in Baton Rouge
Started as a software firm for Louisiana state agencies. Kept the focus narrow on purpose.
Created and launched LA Wallet — the first legal digital driver’s license app in the US
Envoc led everything: legislation, public-key infrastructure, iOS and Android apps, merchant verification tools, state dashboards, and the public rollout. More than 2 million Louisiana residents carry it today.
Innovation Lab opens at SELU
Embedded lab on the Southeastern Louisiana University campus. Students ship on real projects alongside our engineers.
ISO Working Group 10
Calvin Fabre, Founder and Visionary, joins the ISO working group developing ISO 18013-5 and 18013-7. He remains an active contributor and frequent speaker on digital identity standards.
Biometric verification platform
Privacy-preserving age assurance and liveness detection. NIST PAD Level 2. Default-zero face retention on the age pathway.
Divested LA Wallet ownership and operation
In late 2025, Envoc and Calvin Fabre transitioned the operation of LA Wallet and divested ownership away from the product known as LA Wallet.
Envoc launches FaceLock
Envoc will seek to continue innovating in the space of International Standards, Privacy, Interoperability, and Liveness- and Highly trusted-biometrics.