Face

Verisoul uses facial biometrics to help ensure the user is a real, live and unique person.

Process Overview

Face Overview

1. First, Verisoul captures a FaceScan. The FaceScan includes two important types of information

   • Extracted 3D vectors representing a key facial features and landmarks

     • Three dimensional vectors are crucial as it prevents a malicious user from presenting a picture or other 2D representation of someone else

   • Liveness data that represent how the user’s face moved during the scan; capturing a FaceScan requires the user to move their face closer to the camera

     • Liveness data captures distortions of the 3D vectors as the movement occurs

2. Next, the FaceScan is encrypted and validated for liveness

   • The 3D vectorized map and liveness data are actually doubly encrypted. Verisoul’s React SDK encrypts the data prior to SSL/TLS standard encryption

   • Using highly trained and fine tuned machine learning models, Verisoul validates that the user data represents a real, live person.

   • Once the user is verified to be real, Verisoul converts the FaceScan to a FacePrint which contains no liveness or image data and cannot be reversed.

3. Verisoul stores NO image or video data. Only an encrypted FacePrint is stored for comparison.

   • Data science models analyze FacePrint to determine user uniqueness.

   • Note: being a non-unique user does not immediately disqualify you from an ecosystem or community as decisioning lies within a customer application. Verisoul’s purpose is to provide ecosystems with the means to make an accurate and well informed decision.