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Smile Secure
Our real time Smile Secure product helps identify rogue users attempting to use multiple IDs to access your system. Our models deduplicate facial biometrics and layer on side-channel data to inform you if you have previously verified the same user, even if the user is presenting a different name or government ID for KYC.
We automatically perform a deduplication check for every Biometric KYC, Document Verification, or SmartSelfie™ Authentication job.
The JSON response is in a separate callback that contains a field called
Antifraud. It contains a SuspectUsers key that lists the user IDs and reasons for suspected fraud, such as whether a person signed up for the service before.{
"Antifraud": {
"SuspectUsers": [
{ "user_id": "user001", "reason": "same-person"},
{ "user_id": "user002", "reason": "same-person"},
],
},
"ResultCode": "5211",
"ResultText": "Suspect Users Found",
"PartnerParams": {
"job_id": "KE_TEST_100",
"job_type": "1",
"user_id": "KE_TESTTEST_100"
},
"SmileJobID": "0000056574",
"timestamp": "2021-05-06T08:48:50.763Z",
"signature": "----signature-----"
}
Code | Text | Description |
|---|---|---|
5210 | No Suspect Users Found | Our Smile Secure algorithms ran over the job and were unable to identify related users. |
5211 | Suspect Users Found | Our algorithms identified related users that should be investigated. |
5212 | System Error | We were not able to run Smile Secure on this job. |
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