Security you can verify. Compliance you can prove.
FaceSign processes biometric data without storing it. One-way hashing, three-tier data models, and a processor-not-controller architecture — built for GDPR, EU AI Act, PSD3, and eIDAS 2.0.
The Risk
Biometric data is a liability
Data Breach Risk
Biometric data can't be reset like a password. A breach creates permanent identity compromise.
GDPR Exposure
Biometric data is special category under GDPR. Mishandling penalties reach 4% of global revenue.
EU AI Act Obligations
Biometric identification systems are classified as high-risk AI with strict transparency and audit requirements.
Trust Deficit
Growing consumer resistance to biometric collection. Privacy-first architecture builds trust.
The Architecture
Privacy-first architecture
FaceSign uses one-way hashing for biometric comparison. No raw biometric data is stored. Three-tier data model lets clients choose their data handling approach.
- One-way hash — biometric data is never stored raw
- Processor, not controller — you own the data decisions
- Three-tier model: JSON summary, full video, or on-demand
- Explainable AI architecture meets EU AI Act requirements
How It Works
Privacy-first architecture from collection to audit
Data Collection
During verification, biometric signals are processed in real time — not stored raw.
One-Way Hashing
Biometric data is hashed for comparison. Raw data is never persisted in FaceSign systems.
Client Control
Clients choose their data model: JSON summary only, full video, or on-demand access.
Audit Trail
Immutable verification records with timestamps, risk scores, and decision rationale — without raw biometrics.
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By the Numbers
Verification that scales
Average verification time
Always available
Signals analyzed per session
Capabilities
Built for trust
One-Way Biometric Hash
Biometric data is converted to irreversible hashes for comparison. Raw biometrics are never stored.
Three-Tier Data Model
JSON summary, full video recording, or on-demand access — clients choose their data handling approach.
SOC-2 Type II
Infrastructure and processes audited to SOC-2 Type II standards for security and availability.
GDPR Compliant
Processor-not-controller architecture. Data processing agreements. Right to erasure built in.
EU AI Act Ready
Explainable AI architecture with full decision rationale, bias monitoring, and transparency reporting.
99.9% Uptime SLA
Enterprise-grade infrastructure with redundancy, failover, and continuous monitoring.
Benefits
Ready for regulation
No Raw Biometric Storage
One-way hashing means a breach can't expose biometric data. Nothing to steal, nothing to compromise.
Regulatory Compliance
Meets GDPR, PSD3, EU AI Act, DORA, and eIDAS 2.0 requirements out of the box.
Data Sovereignty
You control where data resides and how long it's retained. FaceSign is the processor, not the controller.
Audit-Ready Evidence
Complete verification records without raw biometrics. Satisfies auditors and regulators.
Instant Erasure
Right to erasure is built in. Delete verification records on demand. No biometric data to purge.
Zero-Knowledge Architecture
FaceSign never has access to decrypted biometric data at rest. Processing happens in secure enclaves.
Built for critical moments
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Built for trust. Ready for regulation.
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