3. If a document image was uploaded, then comprehensive digital Document Fraud checks are performed on the document, resulting in a risk rating. The faces are compared, resulting in a risk rating.
4. Lastly, the customer must satisfy a “Proof-of-Presence” check (also known as a “Liveness” check) to ensure that the customer is currently interacting with the process. This can be done in a number of ways. The simplest is to ask the customer to upload a photograph of themselves performing a random action requested by the system. The face is re-checked against the others and the action is verified, resulting in a risk rating.
5. The risk ratings from these steps are combined and compared with a configurable confidence hurdle, the outcome of which can be fed into a digital application process and trigger any other due diligence or fraud investigations if required