Verified Identity for Secure Account Recovery
Proof provides a secure account recovery solution that verifies user identity through government-issued IDs, facial biometrics, and fraud detection—ensuring rightful account restoration without exposing sensitive PII, enabling faster customer recovery, reducing fraud and manual reviews, complying with all U.S. regulations, and integrating seamlessly within a week.
When Account Recovery Decides Trust
Fraudsters don’t need to crack logins to win. They trigger resets, impersonate users, and slip through recovery flows that favor the wrong person.
Proof makes recovery a strength instead of a weakness. By authorizing identity, not just credentials, we ensure accounts are restored for the rightful customer, every time.
Prevent account takeover damage by tying recovery to verified identity instead of credentials.
Outcomes That Built Trust
For your customers
- Faster recovery without added friction
- Confidence that accounts are always restored in their favor
For your teams
- No exposure to sensitive PII
- Fewer escalations and manual reviews
For your business
- Reduced fraud losses and chargeback costs
- Defensible audit records for regulators
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
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.
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 does Proof verify user identity?
When an account recovery request occurs, the user is routed to Proof’s recovery service. We verify identity with government-issued ID, facial biometrics, fraud signals, and human review if needed. Customers interact with Proof, and you receive only a verified recovery signal — never their PII.
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Acceptable Use Supplement
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Proof Link Supplement
The Proof Link Supplement, effective September 29, 2023, governs Subscribers who incorporate links directing potential customers to Proof websites, requiring them to market services only under Proof Marks, maintain all necessary legal authorizations, and refrain from illegal or unethical practices while exercising their rights and fulfilling obligations under the agreement.
Proof Security Statement
Proof's Security Statement, last updated January 22, 2024, details that Proof implements and maintains comprehensive technical, physical, and organizational security measures compliant with multiple rigorous frameworks—including AICPA Trust Services Criteria (SOC2), NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5 at moderate level, WebTrust, Massachusetts CMR 17.00, and PCI DSS via third-party processors—and meets additional legal requirements such as HIPAA and FERPA, all validated through annual audits and assessments to protect user data from unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, loss, or destruction.