Nametag

Nametag is a digital identity verification and account protection platform that focuses on verifying the real person behind high-risk account actions. The core technology combines cryptography, biometrics, and artificial intelligence to detect and defend against deepfake attacks, ensuring that only legitimate users can gain access to sensitive accounts or perform critical operations. The platform is designed for workforce identity management and high-risk customer scenarios, providing ready-to-use solutions that integrate with existing Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems. One of its primary functions is secure employee onboarding: during the hiring process, Nametag verifies the identity of new candidates by analyzing government-issued IDs, performing liveness checks, and cross-referencing biometric data. This helps organizations prevent fraudulent hires and reduce the risk of insider threats from the very beginning. Another key feature is self-service account recovery. Instead of relying on traditional knowledge-based authentication or slow manual processes, users can recover their accounts by presenting a real-time biometric verification via the Nametag interface. The system uses deepfake-resistant liveness detection to ensure the person on the camera is actually present and not a spoofed video or photo. This reduces IT support tickets and improves user experience. Nametag also offers helpdesk verification tools. When a user contacts support to reset a password or change security settings, the support agent can trigger a quick identity check using Nametag. The user verifies themselves through the same biometric flow, and the agent receives a confirmation with a cryptographic proof. This prevents social engineering attacks and account takeover attempts. For age