Free identity verification — face-to-ID matching with live selfie, liveness detection, and anti-spoofing. Meet KYC requirements for vehicle sales.
For dealers doing in-house financing or high-value sales, identity verification adds a critical layer of fraud prevention.
Biometric verification protects both your dealership and your customers. Confirm that the person signing is who they claim to be.
In an era of sophisticated identity fraud, visual inspection alone is insufficient. Biometric verification provides the certainty your dealership needs.
Key Features & Benefits
- Live Selfie Capture — Customer takes a real-time selfie using their device camera — ensures a live person is present, not a photo of a photo.
- Liveness Detection — Anti-spoofing measures detect presentation attacks — printed photos, screen replays, and 3D masks are rejected.
- Face-to-ID Matching — AI compares the live selfie to the photo on the presented ID document — confirming identity with confidence scoring.
- KYC Compliance — Meet Know Your Customer requirements for high-value transactions, financing applications, and regulatory compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is liveness detection?
Liveness detection confirms a real, live person is present — not a printed photo, screen replay, or 3D mask. It analyzes micro-movements, skin texture, light reflection, and depth to distinguish live faces from spoofing attacks.
How accurate is face-to-ID matching?
Modern face-matching AI achieves 99.5%+ accuracy under good lighting conditions. The system provides a confidence score and flags low-confidence matches for manual review, ensuring no false positives slip through.
Is biometric verification required for car sales?
While not legally required in most states, biometric identity verification is becoming an industry best practice — especially for Buy Here Pay Here dealers, in-house financing, and high-value transactions where fraud risk is highest.
How does face matching protect against identity theft?
Face-to-ID matching confirms the person presenting the ID is the same person pictured on it. This prevents straw purchases where someone uses another person's identity for financing, and catches stolen or borrowed IDs before a fraudulent transaction is completed.
What is the difference between ID scanning and identity verification?
ID scanning reads barcode data for fast form-filling. Identity verification goes further — it authenticates the document itself, confirms the presenter matches the ID photo via face matching, and verifies liveness to detect spoofing attempts. Scanning is convenience; verification is security.