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How does this work?
* Uses various sophisticated heuristics to detect real vs fake IDs.
* Matches the ID to the human face.
* Detects whether the human face is live or not.
* Dynamically requests more or less information depending on the confidence level.
It also gets better over time based on the attacks and fraud attempts that Stripe itself sees.
Edit: This seems to be an internationalization problem. I am from India. The pricing section for Indian page https://stripe.com/en-in/identity#pricing is missing so the link doesn't work.
How does this work?
> Document checks verify the authenticity of government-issued identity documents. Stripe uses a combination of machine learning models, automated heuristic analysis and manual reviewers to verify the authenticity of hundreds of different document types.
> Selfie checks look for distinguishing biological traits, such as face geometry, from a photo ID and a picture of your user’s face. Stripe then uses advanced machine learning algorithms to ensure the face pictures belong to the same person.
> ID Number checks provide a way to verify a user’s name, date of birth, and national ID number. Stripe uses a combination of third-party data sources such as credit agencies or bureaus, utility or government-issued databases and others to verify the provided ID number.
How does this work?
> Detect fake IDs and spoofed photos with machine learning > Match the ID photo with selfies of the document holder > Validate SSN and addresses against global databases Seems fairly clear.
If Stripe were to get hacked who would pay the GDPR fine?
How does this work?
> Detect fake IDs and spoofed photos with machine learning > Match the ID photo with selfies of the document holder > Validate SSN and addresses against global databases Seems fairly clear.
If Stripe were to get hacked who would pay the GDPR fine?
I've never seen a company release incredible products with as high velocity as Stripe has over the last few years. Truly incredible. $1.50/user may sound outrageously expensive at first, but having seen all the engineering power it takes to build something like this at Uber...it's a totally fair price.