Deepfake verification and fraud cover
Know every caller is real, and be covered if not
Cryptographic verification inside Zoom, Teams and Meet, backed by insurance against deepfake fraud and synthetic identity attacks.
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Verification log
Signatures checked- Verified
Q3 treasury transfer approval
Teams
- Unverified
Supplier bank-detail change call
Zoom
- Verified
Executive candidate final interview
Meet
- Flagged
Urgent wire request from CFO
Zoom
How it works
Verification where the decision is made
For heads of finance, CISOs, risk leads and HR: the calls that approve transfers and hires, checked and insured.
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Before the call
Signatures are issued to real people
Each participant holds a cryptographic key tied to their identity. It sits inside the meeting tool they already use, so nobody installs a new app.
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On the call
Every face and voice is checked as it joins
Video and voice carry a signature. Participants who cannot present one show as unverified to the host, in the call, before money or access moves.
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When something is off
Flagged calls go to a reviewer
Unverified or suspect participants are logged as incidents with a risk score, so finance, security and HR teams can act on a record rather than a hunch.
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If fraud still lands
Insurance picks up where policies stop
Standard cyber policies leave deepfake social engineering uncovered. VeriChain pairs verification with cover for deepfake fraud, so the gap is closed.
Why both halves matter
Detection tells you a call looked wrong. Verification proves who was on it, and cover pays when the proof still was not enough.
The old way and this way
Approving a transfer on a video call should not rest on trust alone
| Question | Today | With VeriChain |
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| Who is on the call | Judged by eye and ear, or by a detector guessing after the fact | Proven by a cryptographic signature on video and voice |
| Where it runs | A separate tool people forget to open | Inside Zoom, Teams and Meet |
| Record of the decision | Memory and a screenshot | A verification log with an incident trail |
| If a deepfake gets through | A standard cyber policy that leaves it uncovered | Insurance cover for deepfake fraud |
Questions
What risk and finance teams ask first
Which meeting tools does it work in?
VeriChain embeds cryptographic signatures into Zoom, Teams and Meet, so people verify inside the tools they already use.
How is this different from deepfake detection?
Detection estimates whether media looks synthetic. VeriChain verifies who is on the call with signatures, and pairs that with insurance cover for deepfake fraud.
Does a standard cyber policy cover deepfake fraud?
Standard cyber policies commonly leave deepfake social engineering uncovered. VeriChain is built to close that gap with its own cover.
Who is it for?
Finance, executive, risk, compliance and HR teams at mid-to-large enterprises that approve transfers and hires over video and voice.
What are the terms of the cover?
Cover limits and terms are set per policy. Create an account to see how the coverage view presents them.
Put proof, and a policy, behind the next call that moves money
Create an account to see the verification log, the incident trail and the cover view.
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