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Microblink
Identity Intelligence OS for Continuous Control
About Microblink
Microblink is the Identity Intelligence OS that establishes Know Your Actor: control over people and agents, how risk is assessed, and how decisions are made across digital journeys. Built for an adversarial AI era, Microblink replaces static verification with continuous identity control. As the only solution spanning IDs, biometrics, and payment cards, Microblink delivers a real-time command center where signals, policies, and decisioning can be calibrated with granular precision. Companies use Microblink to adapt faster than fraud, optimize outcomes over time, and enforce trust at scale across onboarding, authentication, and every moment in between. In 2025, Microblink processed 2.9 billion identities across 195+ countries/territories. Its proprietary Fraud Lab generates 100,000+ images monthly for training and testing models, achieving 100% deepfake detection in DHS-powered testing.
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Signals from Microblink
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Microblink is hosting the official Welcome Reception for the Marketplace Risk New York conference on Monday, September 14, bringing industry leaders to the Brooklyn office.
Reported by Microblink
Presence & Recognition
Microblink is hosting a Tech.Weekend event on Saturday at 4:30 PM to hear Radu's insights and participate in the conversation.
Reported by Igor Strejcek
Presence & Recognition
Microblink is participating in the panel discussion titled Do We Have a Horse in the Fintech Race? at Tech.Weekend on 25 September.
Reported by Radu Tudoran
Presence & Recognition
Microblink is hosting the official Welcome Reception for Marketplace Risk New York on Monday, September 14, bringing together attendees, speakers, and industry leaders.
Reported by Microblink
Research & Knowledge
Microblink published a blog post examining digital watermarking in the context of identity verification and the future of trust determination.
Reported by Hartley Thompson III
Research & Knowledge
Microblink published a blog post examining the potential of digital watermarks, their limitations in adversarial environments, and defending against AI-powered identity fraud.
Reported by Microblink