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Identity, fraud, and the math behind public per-module pricing. Product launches, research, and standards (eIDAS 2.0, MiCA, AMLD6).
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Jun 13, 2026

Injection Attack Detection: Stopping Deepfakes in Biometric Verification

Presentation attacks hold a spoof in front of a camera. Injection attacks bypass the camera entirely, feeding a deepfake directly into the capture pipeline.

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Jun 13, 2026

Identity Verification Conversion Rates: How to Onboard More Real Users

Onboarding drop-off costs more than fraud does. Learn the levers — progressive KYC, sub-2s checks, reusable identity, and A/B-tested workflows — that lift verification conversion without lowering your guard.

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Jun 13, 2026

KYB vs KYC: Understanding Business Verification

KYC verifies individuals; KYB verifies the legal entities and the people behind them. This guide explains the difference, what each check involves, and how a closed-loop KYB session automatically links to KYC for every UBO.

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Jun 13, 2026

Face Match vs the Alternatives: Choosing Biometric Verification

Face matching compares a selfie to an ID document. Face search deduplicates across a database. Document-only checks skip the selfie entirely. Here's how each method works, what it proves, and when to use it — with pricing.

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Jun 13, 2026

eIDAS 2.0 Compliance: Timelines and What Businesses Must Prepare

eIDAS 2.0 introduces EU Digital Identity Wallets across all 27 member states, with three levels of assurance and mandatory acceptance obligations phasing in for public and private services.

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Jun 13, 2026

First-Party Fraud Detection: The Fraud KYC Can't See

First-party fraud is genuine identities acting with fraudulent intent — bust-out credit, friendly fraud, and never-pay accounts. KYC alone can't catch it. Here's how transaction monitoring does.

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