MegaMatcher ID

Multi-biometric identity authentication for secure mobile and web applications

MegaMatcher ID offers a secure and contactless biometric authentication solution for mobile and web applications. It supports face, voice, and fingerprint modalities, along with robust anti-spoofing measures. The system is designed for easy integration, offering both web service and SDK components for various platforms. It prioritizes user privacy and security by minimizing data storage and providing flexible deployment options.

Key Features and Capabilities

• Registration and authentication. Biometric engines are used to register a person with their face, voiceprint and/or fingerprints, and later authenticate the person. ISO 19794-5 checks, age estimation, hats detection and glasses detection can be also performed.
• Presentation Attack Detection (PAD). A set of specialized algorithms prevents fraud by checking if a real, live person is interacting with the MegaMatcher ID-based system, or someone is trying to impersonate a different person.
• Three biometric modalities. Face, voice and contactless fingerprints (slap) can be chosen for enrollment and later user authentication.
• Web service. The Web service component allows easy on-premise installation for using a light-weight browser or mobile app with live video stream capture.
• Mobile device SDK. The SDK component features a compact library to develop native, stand-alone apps for mobile devices.
• Security and privacy. Depending on the implementation, face images and biometric templates can be stored and used on the end-user device, server, or both, and are required only for template creation and face liveness detection, after which they can be discarded.
• Developer-friendly. Simple and comprehensive API provides operations for enrolling, verification, liveness check, quality check, as well as template interchange with other Neurotechnology products. Programming samples in multiple languages are available.
• Use-based licensing. The licensing model is based on the actual use of the system with only successful operations counted.