Less stored-biometric liability
Remove the data privacy regimes govern, instead of defending it.
Financial servicesINDUSTRIES / FINANCIAL
Verify the customer.
Keep no secrets.
SenseCrypt PKIAvailable
Banks and fintechs carry biometric liability they never wanted. SenseCrypt lets you bind high-value actions to a living person, without retaining conventional biometric template database: the result arrives as a proof, not a reusable face template.
01Re-verification
Match the person
to the record.
At enrollment, retain an non-biometric, encrypted, revocable SensePrint instead of a face image or reusable template. For later logins, payments or disputes, the live customer recreates the derived key. You learn that the match succeeded. You receive the verification result rather than a reusable face template.
02Transaction signing
A signature
tied to a live person.
Use PKI face sign to sign payment or approval data with a post-quantum private key generated in memory. Retain the public key and signature for standard verification. The application must associate the signed payload with the intended transaction. Public keys, signatures and decapsulated shared secrets go directly to relying party endpoints, without the IdP seeing them.
Stronger non-repudiation
Every signature evidences a live, liveness-checked human at a moment in time.
Post-quantum durability
SenseCrypt PKI supports NIST-standardized ML-DSA signatures.
Your responsibilities
- Protection and accurate disclosure of the sealed credential, account records and integration data.
- The legal meaning and transaction binding of each signature, which your deployment determines.
- Post-quantum coverage of your IdP and infrastructure algorithms; ML-DSA support in PKI does not change those.
03Relevant solutions
Choose products for your deployment.
SenseCrypt PKI
Face sign generates a post-quantum PKI private key in memory. Retain its public key to verify signatures with a standard library; the private key is never stored. Public keys, signatures and decapsulated shared secrets go directly to relying party endpoints, without the IdP seeing them.
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