Several cutting-edge technologies are combined in a multi-layered verification strategy to identify and prevent fraudulent attempts at every step of the customer journey. Document validation, biometric comparison, device or location signals, and behavioral biometrics are examples of multi-layered identity verification.The process of determining whether an identity document is authentic, complete, and in line with the applicant’s information is known as document validation. An assessment, computation, or measurement of the similarity or difference between the biometric probe and biometric reference is known as a biometric comparison.A measurable characteristic or behavior that determines whether a device or session appears normal is called a device signal.Instead of being an identity proof, a geolocation signal is an authentication context indicator. A security technique called behavioral biometrics analyzes distinctive digital behavior patterns to confirm identity.
