The latest in identity verification, fraud protection, and digital trust.

Deepfake fraud and identity security insights from Money 20/20 Europe 2026, covering layered defense, account recovery gaps, agentic AI, and what banks must do now.

Learn how generative AI is enabling advanced identity fraud tactics like deepfakes, face reenactment, and multimodal spoofing, and why layered IDV defense is now essential.

Incode becomes the first to achieve iBeta Level 3 on iOS and Android, stopping all spoof attempts in independent testing.
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Incode met all DHS Science and Technology performance goals in the Remote Identity Validation Rally, ranking among five systems validated under real-world conditions.
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As AI agents interact autonomously, trust breaks without identity. What Moltbook reveals about the missing identity layer in the agent economy.

Incode joins the OpenAge Initiative alongside leading identity providers to accelerate interoperable, privacy-preserving age assurance with reusable AgeKey credentials that help platforms meet global standards and protect user privacy.

2025 exposed workforce identity as a systemic security risk. Learn how hiring fraud, social engineering, and AI-driven impersonation reshaped the employee attack surface and what organizations must change next.

Incode Agentic Identity adds a new trust layer by linking agents to verified owners, defining permission scope, and continuously analyzing behavior for misuse.

Incode partners with Equifax to deliver advanced fraud prevention and deepfake detection, marking a significant step in the fight against dangerous fraud vectors.

Incode has been named a Leader in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Identity Verification. Download a complimentary copy of the Gartner report.

Learn how Tenant Inc., a vertical SaaS for self-storage, uses Incode’s identity verification to enable secure online rentals, reduce fraud, and prepare for emerging KYC regulations.

In August 2025, the BBC published an in-depth report featuring rare testimony from a North Korean defector. The interview sheds light on a vast and lucrative scheme run by Pyongyang to secretly place state-sponsored IT workers inside Western companies. In a confidential interview, “Jin-su” (a pseudonym) revealed that over several years he used hundreds of […]