Which team starts where
Most teams start with one journey. Onboarding teams start at sign-up and login teams at login, where the face, the number, the SIM and the phone are first bound. Fraud teams start with what their own history shows. The other seats, risk and liability, security, digital banking, compliance and engineering, review the same SDK, each with its own first question.
The three teams that start first.
Onboarding, login and fraud teams meet the problem before anyone else, and each can start with one journey on its own.
- More sign-ups finished, deepfakes kept out.Onboarding and KYC“Will more genuine customers finish sign-up, without letting a deepfake through?”Starts at sign-up, with eKYC, liveness, silent network verification and SIM binding.
- One tap to sign in, fewer codes sent.Login and authentication“Can customers sign in with one tap, with fewer codes sent, without opening a door to SIM swaps?”Starts at login, with silent network verification, SIM binding and device intelligence.
- One decision with its reasons, into your FRM.Fraud and FRM“Will it catch what our FRM can’t see, without flooding the queue?”Starts at the payment, with the mule graph, the decision and scam signals.
The start map.
Where each seat starts on the journey, the first measure it agrees in writing, and what it adds next, each agreed in writing before the pilot.
| Team | Starts at | The first measure | Adds next |
|---|---|---|---|
| Onboarding and KYCHead of onboarding | Sign-up, with eKYC, liveness, silent network verification and SIM binding | Completion: the share who start sign-up and finish it | Login |
| Login and authenticationAuthentication lead | Login, with silent network verification, SIM binding and device intelligence | Login success: the share of attempts that end signed in | New phone or SIM |
| Fraud and FRMHead of fraud | Payment, with the mule graph, the decision and scam signals | Fraud caught that your controls missed | Sign-up |
| Risk and liabilityChief risk officer | Payment, with the decision, SIM binding and the mule graph | Payments cooled off or held that later proved fraud, against those you reimbursed | RBI’s 2027 liability framework |
| SecurityCISO | Login, with device intelligence, liveness and SIM binding | Point SDKs in your app today that one SDK could replace | Silent network verification |
| Digital bankingHead of digital | Login, with silent network verification, the decision and the journey builder | Login success and codes sent per login, against today | Sign-up |
| ComplianceChief compliance officer | Payment, with the decision, the journey builder and liveness | Decisions logged with their reasons and the message shown | The rule map |
| EngineeringCTO | Login, with silent network verification, the decision and the journey builder | Time from sandbox access to the first decision | Events |
Your priority, and what DeepID gives you.
Eight seats ask eight different questions of the same SDK. Each gets its own page, its own first question and its own measures.
Onboarding and KYC
Head of onboardingYour priorityMore genuine customers finished, and no deepfake let through.
What DeepID gives youeKYC, liveness and the number confirmed by the network on one SDK, with completion and drop-off measured on your own sign-ups.
Login and authentication
Authentication leadYour priorityOne tap to sign in, fewer codes sent, and no door opened to SIM swaps.
What DeepID gives youSilent network verification with SIM and device binding behind it, and a session on your own number before any contract.
Fraud and FRM
Head of fraudYour priorityMore fraud caught, fewer false positives and shorter review queues.
What DeepID gives youReasons with every decision, and a free retrospective on your own history before you commit.
Risk and liability
Chief risk officerYour priorityLower loss and liability, and clear answers for the regulator.
What DeepID gives youA business case on your own data, and each control mapped to the dated rules in your market.
Security
CISOYour priorityNo new attack surface, and data that stays where it should.
What DeepID gives youInjected video, cloned apps, hooking and remote access read in the session, and a security pack for your vendor review.
Digital banking
Head of digitalYour priorityConversion, and a smooth experience for good customers.
What DeepID gives youLess friction for bound devices, with a step up only when the risk is real.
Compliance
Chief compliance officerYour priorityMule detection that fits regulator tools and reporting.
What DeepID gives youA record of every decision and its reasons, ready for audit.
Engineering
CTOYour priorityOne SDK and one call at each moment, without a long integration.
What DeepID gives youA sandbox before any contract, one SDK for Android, iOS, React Native, Flutter and web, and the decision back in the app and as an event.
The teams who sign off with them.
Risk, security, digital banking, compliance and engineering review the same SDK, each with its own first question.
- “What does the bank owe the customer from 1 January 2027, and which control answers each rule?”Risk and liabilityStarts with the decision, SIM binding and the mule graph.
- “What does it add to our attack surface?”SecurityStarts with device intelligence, liveness and SIM binding.
- “Will good customers notice?”Digital bankingStarts with silent network verification, the decision and the journey builder.
- “Can we show a regulator what we did and why?”ComplianceStarts with the decision, the journey builder and liveness.
- “How much work is it?”EngineeringStarts with silent network verification, the decision and the journey builder.
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