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FaceVouch

FaceVouch is for an office that works with clients at a distance and wants to be sure it is talking to the right person. The client registers once with a short live check on a phone, confirms with the same check before the advice and when signing, and the adviser sees who did. The example is a made-up mortgage adviser; it suits notaries, landlords and anyone who signs or advises at a distance.

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FaceVouch: the client's page beside the check on the client's phone (look at the camera, turn your head, read the sentence)

The check, on a phone

Look at the camera, turn your head, read the sentence: a minute on the client's own phone, and the page shows what is kept. The person in the demo is AI-generated.

What it does

The client registers at the first meeting and confirms before the advice and when signing, each time with a minute of camera: look into it, turn the head, read one sentence aloud.
The page decides nothing. The server asks the check what came of it, and a check that did not pass signs nothing.
The adviser's overview is a log: who, when, for which moment, the outcome. No pictures and no face data.
A client can have everything removed, and the consent text says what is kept and for what.

The client's page: register once, confirm before the advice and when signing.

The adviser's overview: who registered and confirmed, for which moment, and the outcome — The adviser's overview: a log, no pictures and no face data.

The demo uses a stand-in for the face check, so nothing of your camera is judged or kept. A face check is one signal, not proof of identity in law. Build it and run it with the Wantzel compiler.

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