Proof for Sports and Ticketing
Proof provides a comprehensive verified identity solution for sports and ticketing platforms that ensures legitimate fans securely access tickets and events by verifying identities at key points—such as account creation, transfers, premium workflows, and restricted access—using guided digital workflows, risk-based verification, and cryptographic binding to prevent fraud, bots, and impersonation while maintaining audit-ready records and seamless user experiences.
Verified identity for ticketing
Proof verifies who’s behind every ticket, account, and transfer, so legitimate fans get seamless access and fraud never makes it past the gate.
Where Proof fits into ticketing workflows
Account creation and purchasing
Verify new fans and buyers early to block bots, fake identities, and risky accounts before they access inventory or complete high-demand purchases.
Transfers, resale, and reissue
Confirm the person behind each action so tickets move between real people, not impersonators or mule accounts.
Premium and season ticket workflows
Verify signers during agreements, renewals, upgrades, and ownership changes to protect premium revenue and CRM integrity.
Early and restricted access
Link verified identity to access for high-profile events, VIP areas, staff zones, and other high-risk entry points.
Secure high-risk ticketing moments with verified identity
Why platforms choose Proof
One identity layer across workflows
Guided digital workflows reduce errors, missing signatures, and incomplete forms, so more transactions can be processed on the first pass.
Workflow-specific assurance
Apply the right level of verification based on risk, event type, or action, without adding friction to every fan or attendee interaction.
Defensible records, not just decisions
Each high-risk action is tied to a verified person with time-stamped, audit-ready proof that supports disputes, chargebacks, and access issues.
Built for high-trust live events
Proof is designed for environments where identity must be verified, authorized, and recorded, not inferred from accounts, devices, or barcodes alone.
AI agents are buying tickets now. Proof makes sure they're buying for real fans.
Proof cryptographically binds every agent purchase to the verified human who authorized it, so your platform can distinguish a fan's agent from a bot at machine speed.
Committed to the highest standards
Proof adheres to strict security standards and regulations thoroughly validated by third-party assessors. We are committed to the protection of customer data and accessibility.
Frequently asked questions
Does Proof replace our ticketing platform or access system?
No. Proof integrates with existing ticketing platforms, CRMs, payment systems, and access control tools. It acts as an identity layer that strengthens high-risk moments without changing your core infrastructure.
Will Proof add friction for fans?
Not unless you want it to. Proof is typically applied to high-risk actions, not every interaction. Verification can be triggered during moments like high-demand purchases, transfers, premium changes, or restricted access, while low-risk actions remain frictionless.
Why do I need identity verification if our platform already uses fraud tools?
Fraud tools detect patterns and risk signals. Proof verifies who is taking action. Identity verification adds a layer of certainty that fraud scores, devices, and accounts alone cannot provide, especially during transfers, premium workflows, and access decisions.
Can Proof be configured by event, ticket type, or risk level?
Yes. Verification requirements can vary based on event demand, ticket value, workflow, or access sensitivity. This allows organizations to balance security and experience rather than applying one rule everywhere.
How can Proof help with chargebacks and disputes?
With Proof, each verified action is tied to a real person with time-stamped, audit-ready proof. This creates defensible records that help resolve disputes, reduce friendly fraud, and support chargeback response workflows.
Is Proof compliant with state and federal requirements?
Yes. Proof meets or exceeds all state and local requirements for remote online notarization (RON), identity verification, and electronic signatures, and is accepted in all 50 states.
How long does it take to implement Proof?
Most teams are up and running in under a week. We don’t require any rip-and-replace; Proof fits into your existing systems and processes with minimal lift.
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