Verisoul Device Fingerprinting vs. M2SYS Hybrid Biometric Platform

Verisoul has developed an advanced system that employs a variety of fingerprinting techniques to effectively match user accounts. Rather than depending on device IDs, our focus is on generating match probabilities, which greatly reduces the occurrence of false positives and the engineering workload involved. Our cutting-edge strategy tackles multi-accounting and fraud through sophisticated device fingerprinting, allowing us to restrict users from creating multiple accounts while also detecting when the same account is accessed from different devices. Furthermore, we can identify anomalies or spoofed fingerprints, thereby safeguarding user data integrity. Our method features multiple layers of device, browsing, and TCP attributes, enabling seamless user matching across various browsers—this distinctive capability sets us apart within the industry. By creating a multitude of fingerprints and opting for probabilistic matching instead of a single binary device ID, we ensure highly precise connections and significantly lower false positive rates. Our advanced spoof- and lie-detection technology further guarantees that the data received from devices accurately represents real conditions, equipping us to identify anti-detect browsers that might mislead other providers. Additionally, our system gathers device, browser, and network data without causing any perceptible delays, thereby improving the user experience and operational effectiveness. This holistic strategy not only enhances our ability to combat fraud but also positions us as leaders in the ongoing battle against deceptive practices. Ultimately, our commitment to innovation allows us to stay one step ahead of emerging threats in the digital landscape.

The Hybrid Biometric Platform™ is an advanced multimodal biometrics system capable of recognizing finger veins, fingerprints, faces, and irises. This platform provides software developers with the ability to seamlessly integrate Hybrid Biometrics™ through our CloudABIS API or Bio-Plugin middleware. As a result, they can promptly implement the biometric solution that aligns best with their specific user requirements, target demographics, or environmental contexts. Utilizing a biometric SDK doesn't have to constrain your potential for success. While numerous biometric hardware providers supply their own SDKs, these tools often lack compatibility with other devices, creating a reliance on a single manufacturer. If you choose to rely on a particular biometric SDK for your matching applications, you'll find yourself permanently associated with their hardware, limiting your options. Moreover, your potential for success is significantly hampered if the technology does not perform reliably or if you encounter issues with the provided biometric devices. This flexibility ensures that developers can adapt to changing needs and innovations in the field of biometrics.