TrueDoc checks documents for fraud. It analyses paystubs, bank statements, IDs, invoices, screenshots and PDFs for three distinct problems – forgery, tampering and AI generation – and works with documents from any country. Upload is drag and drop at up to 10MB across PNG, JPG, HEIC, WebP and PDF, a sample fraud report is published, and a Business Workspace handles team volume. It carries 4.9 from more than 130 reviews.
Detecting AI-generated documents is a different problem from detecting forgery, and separating the two is what makes this current. A traditional forgery is a real document that has been altered, and the tells are in the artefacts of alteration; a generated paystub has no original and no edit history, so every one of those checks returns clean. Anyone verifying income or identity in 2026 is facing both, and most verification tooling was built for only the first.
The privacy handling is unusually direct: the file stays in the browser until you create an account and confirm an email, and originals are deleted after analysis. There is a free fraud check to start and no pricing published for the business tier. A fraud probability is a signal for a human decision rather than a verdict, false positives on legitimate documents carry a real cost to the person being checked, and detection of generated content is an arms race where the defender is always responding to the newer model.
