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Top 20 Alternatives to Unified ID 2.0 in Cookieless Tracking Software

Unified ID 2.0 (The Trade Desk) is an open‑source, privacy‑first identifier built to replace third‑party cookies for cross‑site measurement and targeting. The list below highlights 20 other cookieless identity solutions that advertisers, publishers, and data platforms can adopt to retain audience continuity while staying compliant with consent and privacy regulations.

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LiveRamp IdentityLink

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Deterministic identity graph that matches offline and online data to a persistent, privacy‑compliant identifier for cross‑device targeting without third‑party cookies.

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ID5 ID

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Open‑source, consent‑driven identifier that leverages first‑party data and hashed email addresses to create a universal, cookieless ID.

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Adobe Experience Platform Identity Service

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Enterprise‑grade identity resolution that unifies customer profiles across channels using first‑party data and Adobe’s privacy framework.

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Neustar (TransUnion) ID

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Privacy‑safe, probabilistic and deterministic identity solution that creates a persistent ID from hashed email, phone, and device signals.

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Lotame Panorama ID

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Cookieless identity that combines first‑party data with contextual signals to generate a unified audience identifier.

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Criteo ID

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Criteo’s proprietary ID that uses hashed email and device data to enable cross‑site retargeting while respecting GDPR/CCPA.

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Amazon Advertising ID (AAID)

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Amazon‑generated identifier that links shopper behavior across Amazon properties and third‑party sites via first‑party data.

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Meta Conversions API (CAPI)

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Server‑to‑server data pipeline that sends hashed user events directly to Meta, enabling cookieless measurement and optimization.

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Google Privacy Sandbox – Topics API

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Google’s on‑device interest clustering that replaces cookies with privacy‑preserving topics for ad relevance.

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Zeotap ID Graph

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Deterministic identity graph that merges first‑party data with consent signals to create a universal, privacy‑compliant ID.

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Merkle Identity Graph

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A unified, consent‑driven identity solution that links offline and online data for precise audience activation.

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Tapad ID

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Cross‑device identifier built from first‑party signals and hashed identifiers, designed for privacy‑first advertising.

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Oracle Data Cloud Identity

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Enterprise identity resolution that combines first‑party data with Oracle’s data cloud to generate a persistent, consent‑aware ID.

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PubMatic Identity (PMID)

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Publisher‑first identity that uses hashed email and device data to enable cookieless targeting across the open‑web.

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Index Exchange Identity (IDX ID)

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Deterministic ID built from first‑party data, enabling privacy‑compliant audience matching for programmatic buying.

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Magnite Identity

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Cookieless identifier that leverages first‑party data and consent signals to maintain audience continuity across video and display.

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Smaato ID

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Mobile‑first identity solution that creates a persistent ID from hashed device IDs and first‑party signals for in‑app advertising.

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Adform Identity

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Privacy‑safe ID that combines first‑party data with contextual signals, enabling cross‑site measurement without cookies.

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Snowflake Identity Graph

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Data‑cloud based identity graph that unifies first‑party data across Snowflake’s platform, providing a cookieless ID for analytics and activation.

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The Trade Desk Unified ID (Open‑Source Forks)

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Community‑maintained forks of the original Unified ID 2.0 spec, offering self‑hosted implementations for brands that want full control.