Secured Signing Introduces Industry-First ID Trust Console for Regular Identity Verification in RON and Live Video Signings

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Be confident the person who signs at the end is the same real person who passed pre-meeting ID verification and deepfake screening — present, unchanged, throughout the entire meeting.

Secured Signing, a global leader in Digital Signatures, Video Signing, and Remote Online Notarization (RON), announces the launch of the ID Trust Console, a new real-time identity monitoring capability designed to help organizations detect identity swaps, deepfake impersonation, and other forms of fraud during live online transactions.

As deepfake technology becomes increasingly convincing, a participant may successfully pass identity verification and deepfake screening before a meeting begins but then be replaced during the session by another individual or a deepfake without detection.

The ID Trust Console was built to close this gap, regularly checking that the person in the meeting is the same real person who was invited, by comparing their live face against their ID verification results throughout the session.

“Verifying someone’s identity once, at the very start of a meeting, is no longer enough,” said Mike Eyal, CEO at Secured Signing. “The ID Trust Console was designed to give our customers regular, repeated confidence and compliance throughout the meeting, not just a single point-in-time check.”

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How the ID Trust Console Works

The ID Trust Console appears as a live panel throughout any Video Signing and Remote Online Notarization meeting, giving hosts real-time visibility and control across three key checks:

The Console continuously performs three key checks:

  • ID Verification — Confirms the signer’s government-issued ID and biometric face match the invited individual, regularly comparing live facial biometrics against verified records.
  • Realify Deepfake Detection — Shows the pass/fail status of a live deepfake scan, confirming whether the person on screen is a genuine, real-time human.
  • On-Demand Re-Testing — Lets the host manually trigger an additional deepfake test at any point during the session.

The platform also automatically re-tests the signer throughout the meeting. If a scan raises a concern, the host is notified instantly and can remove the signer immediately, with no need to end or restart the session. 

Built for Trust, Security and Compliance

The ID Trust Console requires no setup, configuration, and is automatically available within the Secured Signing platform for Video Signing and Remote Online Notarization meetings where pre-meeting Identity Verification (IDV) or Realify Deepfake Detection has been completed.

With the launch of the ID Trust Console, Secured Signing continues to advance its mission of delivering trusted digital transactions by helping Notaries, Law Firms, Lender, Title companies and more organizations to move beyond one-time identity verification.