FB pixel

Checkin.com integrates Paravision biometrics to fight online AI fraud

Checkin.com integrates Paravision biometrics to fight online AI fraud
 

The importance of protecting digital integration has become increasingly apparent in the face of the rising prevalence of AI-generated deepfakes and identity fraud. Checkin.com and Paravision have joined forces to address online AI fraud concerns by incorporating Paravision’s face biometrics and liveness detection into Checkin.com’s existing range of solutions.

According to Paravision, the integration of their selfie biometrics will significantly enhance the security of Checkin.com’s identity verification platform. This partnership will also ensure a secure user experience for Checkin.com’s clients and their customers.

“We are thrilled to partner with Checkin.com to bring our advanced AI technologies to their platform. As digital interactions become increasingly common, ensuring the authenticity and validity of these interactions is paramount,” says Doug Aley, chief executive officer of Paravision.

Christian Karlsson, CEO of Stockholm-based Checkin.com, emphasizes that the collaboration is aimed at enhancing the company’s offerings within the fintech, travel, and gaming sectors, particularly since these sectors rely on secure and reliable digital interactions.

“This strategic partnership with Paravision will help to set a new standard for security and user trust in the identity verification and user onboarding space. It will help our customers grow faster and provide the highest level of security and user trust they demand,” Karlsson adds.

In a recent evaluation, Paravision showcased a comparative analysis of its performance in NIST’s Face Recognition Technology Evaluation (FRTE) 1:1 Demographic Differentials against 25 leading biometric algorithm vendors. The company says that the closest competitor’s Maximum False Match Rate (FMR Max) exceeds Paravision’s by more than fivefold.

Related Posts

Article Topics

 |   |   |   |   |   |   | 

Latest Biometrics News

 

OpenAge is on a roll: CEO talks AgeKeys with Biometric Update Podcast

Since launching in November, the OpenAge Initiative has become a common reference point among many in the age assurance industry….

 

Milwaukee police sink efforts to contract facial recognition with unsanctioned use

A meeting on whether and how Milwaukee police should use facial recognition in criminal investigations took an unexpected turn Thursday…

 

New UK deepfake detection testing framework, challenge aim to meet crisis head-on

Having declared deepfakes the greatest challenge of the online age, the UK government is set to take the lead on…

 

Kneron’s access control biometrics pass Fime performance and PAD assessments

Kneron’s has passed assessments for biometric presentation attack detection and performance in a month-long evaluation of its access control technology…

 

Entreprises d’identité, unissez-vous! French MoU unites EUDI Wallet stakeholders

Dozens of firms and public authorities have agreed to work together on the launch of France’s implementation of the European…

 

Analysis of 50 European eIDs shows most popular apps found in Ukraine and Turkey

The most popular European digital identities are not in the EU, a new survey analyzing 50 eID apps across the…

Comments

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Biometric Market Analysis and Buyer's Guides

Most Viewed This Week

Featured Company

Biometrics Insight, Opinion

Digital ID In-Depth

Biometrics White Papers

Biometrics Events