We are thrilled to announce Suvrat Joshi joining Veriff as Senior Vice President of Product. As a part of Veriff’s senior leadership team, Joshi will be responsible for leading the company's product strategy and spearheading Veriff’s next generation of product offerings to continue to support the evolving needs of Veriff’s existing and new global customers.

Today’s OCR technology is far more advanced than early versions of the technology. This is because today’s advanced solutions have the ability to deliver near-perfect OCR accuracy and can be used to automate complex document-processing workflows.

Although optical passports were incredibly popular in the 1980s and 1990s, most have now been replaced by biometric passports in order to increase and reinforce the security of personal information.

Today, biometric data is used for a variety of purposes. In fact, most people use biometrics in their everyday lives. For example, if you use a smartphone, then you’ll already be using your biometric data for verification purposes multiple times a day.

Olha Halytska is Senior UX/UI Designer at Veriff. Originally from Ukraine, Olha moved to Estonia four years ago to expand her knowledge in Software Development and Web Design. Read on to discover Olha’s insights on her career, moving to Estonia, and working at Veriff.

We are thrilled to announce our partnership with global financial services software development company TrueNorth. This partnership will provide TrueNorth’s clients seamless access to our growing suite of identity verification (IDV) solutions for safer and enhanced digital transformation initiatives.

Facial recognition software has the ability to match a face in a digital image or a video with a face in a database. It does this by pinpointing and measuring facial features from a given image and then comparing these measurements with the measurements of photos in a database in order to find a match.

To put an AML program in place, a business must first understand exactly what the money laundering process involves. In doing so, they can improve their risk assessment processes, develop internal practices, and improve the ways they detect suspicious activities.

Today's fraudsters employ many different strategies to target businesses and consumers, ranging from skimming bank cards to fake shopping websites. This guide delves into some of the most common scams and offers actionable insights to ensure safety.

We have done a deep dive into some of the top cybersecurity startups to find out which companies are leading the way and becoming the key players in the space.

Fraud detection tools can help businesses carry out the identification and verification process seamlessly. This means that these tools can detect fraud before a criminal actor is able to access any money or sensitive information, prevent the risk of financial, reputational, or legal consequences.

Although people primarily think about the benefits of biometrics from the perspective of the customer, biometric payment systems also provide a number of benefits for businesses, including increased security and lower administrative costs.