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Insurance fraud prevention: claims and onboarding

Pay genuine claims fast and investigate the fabricated ones. Your claims desk now receives evidence that anyone can generate, from policies bought and changed on phones you never see.

Journey most at risk
A claim backed by photo or video evidence
Who signs off
Head of claims, Head of fraud, CISO
The decisionS-5884

Hold

HOLD · device shared · document tampered · payout account shared
Your customer sees
Your claim is with a claims handler, who will contact you before anything is paid.
Your FRM receives
SHARED_DEVICEDOC_TAMPEREDACCOUNT_SHARED
Stopped or heldIllustrative
The decision on the journey most at risk here, from the claims deepfakes use case. Real codes are agreed in the sandbox.

What insurers face now.

Across the customer journey.

Where each attack appears for insurers, what DeepID reads at that moment and the action it returns. Each moment is checked against what the one before it bound.

MomentThe attackWhat DeepID doesDecision
Policy onboardingFake or borrowed identitiesA live face on a real camera, matched to the ID, with the device read below the camera.Block
Claims intakeEdited bills, generated photos and prepared videoSupporting documents checked for edits, the capture path read at upload, and one device behind many claims.Allow, or hold
Self-inspectionReplayed or injected videoLiveness on the inspection video catches an injected stream; a doubtful capture is filmed again in a guided step.Step up
PayoutPayment to a ring accountThe payout account verified against the name on it and linked to other claimants on the graph.Hold

Where to start.

The journey most at risk: a claim backed by photo or video evidence. Start at policy onboarding, where identity, liveness and the payout account are bound. Claim evidence is then checked on the same capture path, with the same document checks.

  1. 1Sign-upIdentity, a live face and the payout account, verified and bound.
  2. 2Claims deepfakesThe capture path, the device and the payout account behind a claim.
  3. 3Account takeoverA payout account change treated as a new-phone event.
  4. 4Video KYC deepfakesRemote onboarding, with the camera read below the picture.

Your free first analysis.

A free retrospective on a sample of closed claims, with their media, devices and payout accounts.

What it shows. The paid claims that shared a device, a repairer or a payout account with another claim, and the documents that carried edits. No figure is published for this; you count it on your own data, against what you see today.

How the retrospective works

Use cases for insurers.

Each shows how the attack unfolds, what your checks saw at each step, what DeepID read and the decision it returned.

  • Claims deepfakes

    Pay clean claims without an extra step, and hold the fabricated ones.Hold, or allow
  • Video KYC deepfakes

    A live person, in front of a real camera, on every video KYC call.Step up, hold or block
  • Account takeover

    Protect the account through recovery and the hours after.Step up, then cool off
  • Vulnerable customers

    Extra time, and a call back, for the customers most at risk.Cool off, then hold
  • Insider fraud

    Hold the takeover that starts with a contact change made from the inside.Step up, then hold

See DeepID on a real phone.

We show your fraud, security and engineering leads how DeepID would run your sign-up, login or payment journey, then plan a pilot on your own traffic.