AI KYC

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Veriff AI-powered identity verification & fraud prevention software Veriff provides a best- in-class identity verification solution combining AI with in-house experts to maximize accuracy and speed.
VerifiLite: Web3 AI Identity AI identity verification for Fintech and Web3
Veyon Identity verification and authenticity platform
Surepass Technologies Digital Identity Verification solutions
Face Finder Reverse face search for identity verification and people research
Tessio Hosted age and identity verification for the EU Digital Identity Wallet. Over-18 checks that keep no personal data, built on an open source .NET core.
Xident Enterprise-grade age verification that users actually complete. AI-powered identity verification with 95%+ accuracy. Verify once, access everywhere - reducing costs by up to 80% on returning users. Free trial available.
Verifilite Verifilite is an AI-powered KYC and identity verification platform for fintechs, crypto brokers, and Web3 apps. Document verification, AML screening, liveness checks, deepfake detection, and onchain identity. Integrate i

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Passwork Protect Credentials. Empower Teams.
X-Faces Seamless AI verification integration in minutes
DeepIDV Reimagine your identity verification process
PreCheck.AI: Empowering AI-Assisted Self Discover your true self with PreCheck.AI! Our cutting-edge A
Password Folder A native macOS password manager for offline privacy
Kotauth Self-hosted identity infrastructure for modern apps

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CyberShield Vault 100% offline password manager & phishing defense for Chrome
Shufti Pro Global KYC and AML Verification
Already Next.js 15 SaaS starter with 16 production-ready modules — auth (TOTP, passkeys, SAML SSO), Stripe billing, multi-tenant orgs with RLS, AI integration (Anthropic/OpenAI/Google), i18n across 5 locales, background jobs, an
PassVult Most private password manager

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Raymond Kirk American Cybersecurity Product Manager and AI Risk Consultant
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Huntress: Three Former NSA Operators, a "Cute Idea," and Enterprise-Grade Security Sold Through the Back Door of Small Business IT Huntress was founded in 2015 by Kyle Hanslovan, Chris Bisnett and John Ferrell, former cyber operators at the National Security Agency. A prototype that hunted for the footholds attackers use to stay hidden flagged every
A Abnormal Security: The Ad-Tech Founders Who Didn't Know What a "SOC" Was and Built an Email Security Giant Anyway Abnormal Security was founded in 2018 by Evan Reiser and Sanjay Jeyakumar, veterans of TellApart, an ad-targeting startup Twitter bought in 2015. Leaving Twitter, they first imagined a broad AI platform, then asked secur
Infisical: Three Cornell Friends, a Visa Deadline and the Advice That Made Them Open Source Infisical was founded in 2022 by Cornell classmates Vlad Matsiiako, Tony Dang and Maidul Islam, who had worked at companies such as AWS and Figma and kept running into the pain of managing application secrets. They enter
Doppler: How a Failed Crypto Side Project at Uber Turned Into a Secrets Management Company Doppler began in 2018 as Brian Vallelunga's night-time side project while he worked at Uber, a crypto machine learning marketplace that went nowhere. During a trip to Mexico he realized the recurring pain he kept hitting

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