How does

Trust Stamp

Use AI?

Detects Deepfakes and reduces fraud for verified customers.

Project Overview

Trust Stamp uses computer vision to detect computer generated images and videos during digital identity verification, blocking synthetic attempts.

Layman's Explanation

Instead of relying on passwords or easily faked photos, this system scans your face using AI to verify you're really you, and smartly checks that it’s not just someone holding up your picture. It keeps your data safer by turning your face into a coded identity rather than storing the raw image.

Details

Trust Stamp built a biometric authentication system that uses AI-driven facial recognition along with anti-spoofing techniques to ensure secure identity verification. The system analyzes facial features to create a unique, tokenized identity that helps financial institutions verify users without storing sensitive biometric data directly. This minimizes fraud risk and accelerates user onboarding processes in sectors with high compliance demands like banking and fintech.

Analogy

It’s like a nightclub bouncer who not only checks your face but also makes sure you’re not just flashing someone else’s ID, except it's all done by AI, in milliseconds.

Machine Learning Techniques Used

  • Computer Vision: Enhances biometric security with facial recognition and anti-spoofing.
  • Tokenization: Converts facial features into secure identities.
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    Novelty Justification

    AI-driven, privacy-preserving biometric verification is advanced, meeting strict compliance needs.

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