What becomes possible when your users can self verify?
SOBA (Self Owned Biometric Authentication) Network verifies your users humanity without expensive equipment or proprietary software integrations, with the user self owning their biometric data through a Zero-Knowledge Identity platform.
Enabling users to validate themselves without giving their biometric data away to an external vendor.
User owns their data, reducing or eliminating the need for data storage and the associated liability.
A decentralized encryption network protects the biometric hash, ensuring it remains under the user's ownership.
Zero Knowledge solution allows organizations to confirm a user interaction is real and the actual end-user rather than a bot, AI, or proxy, without personal data.
By allowing users to 'Self-Own' their biometrics on their devices, companies build a better sense of trust and empowerment with their users.
Protect against unauthorized ticket transfers.
Verify VIPs without compromising their privacy.
Prevent AI bots and fake survey takers from contaminating research findings.
Verify ownership of account through a self-owned biometric face scan.
Protect against ticket scammers and bots while verifying authenticity of tickets.
Verified access code granted for short-term renters or real estate agents.
Verifying a person’s location using geo-tagging and facial verification.
Battle-tested through protection of healthcare data, government tender auctions, and securing financial institutions. "Connect with us to delve deeper into our zero-knowledge verification platform.
Sign up on our dashboard, create an event, and we’ll provide you with a button to add into your website or app. Then we’ll handle the rest.
Need more? Read our tech doc to see how you can get more from the platform through our API integration.
Watch the quick 1 minute video that shows you how to get started or try our free trial version here.
Choose a plan and log in to our dashboard to get started.
Note: Credits roll over to next event, User registration details are deleted after event.
