Jumio is an identity verification and fraud prevention platform for banks, gaming operators, crypto services, sharing-economy services and other businesses that must know who their customers are. The company says its identity checks combine document, biometric and risk signals into a single decision. A customer photographs a government-issued ID and takes a selfie, and the platform confirms the document is authentic, extracts its data and matches the face. Doc Proof does the same for supporting documents such as proof of address or bank statements.
The AI and machine learning work is in the biometrics and in the network. Liveness detection uses what the company calls patented active illumination to resist deepfakes and spoofing, with checks for face matching, age estimation, a sleeping person, multiple people and face morphing. Jumio Smart adds identity intelligence from the Jumio Identity Graph, a network of consented identities used to spot repeat fraudsters and recognize trusted users, and selfie.DONE lets a returning user be recognized with a selfie instead of a new ID scan. Risk Signals draw on global data sources, and AML Screening checks sanctions, politically exposed person lists and adverse media.
No prices are published. The site’s pricing path returns a not-found page, and its calls to action are Get Started and Contact Sales, so cost has to be requested, and it depends on volume and the checks chosen. It is built for businesses with compliance obligations, not for individuals or small projects.
