Russian developers from Smart Engines have created a new system for verifying the authenticity of passports of the CIS countries based on artificial intelligence. It has already been included in the Unified Register of Russian programs.
This domestic development is useful for banks and other financial organizations, telecommunications operators, airlines and in other places - wherever the client needs to confirm his identity.
Each passport in the CIS countries, for example, Armenian, Tajik, or Uzbek, has its peculiarities, and it's problematic to remember them all. This is used by fraudsters who provide fake documents when purchasing tickets, applying for loans and other operations. In addition, some forged passports are of very high quality, and only technology can recognize them.
It is rather difficult for an ordinary person, who does not understand the intricacies of printing production, to visually determine the authenticity of a document in his hands. We expect that with the help of our solution, companies will be able to reduce the risk of financial losses associated with the presentation of forged documents.
How to check the passport of a CIS citizen?
The solution from Smart Engines is compatible with most Russian document scanners and is easily installed on them.
It does not require a network connection and data transfer for processing to third-party services and/or third parties for manual input. All verification information is carried out in the local operational memory of the device. This means that the personal data of Russians and citizens of other CIS countries are safe when checked.
Also, the system of multispectral verification of document authenticity based on artificial intelligence does not require additional actions related to obtaining the subject's consent to process his personal data.
When a passport is brought to the device on which the system is installed, its authenticity and validity are checked in the optical, ultraviolet and infrared ranges. And with the help of non-biometric face comparison, the system conducts cross-validation of the face of the document holder and the photo on it.
The passport is analyzed for dozens of parameters: from possible restick of photos and forgery of stamps to the fonts used and security fibers. All this takes no more than three seconds.
The system also works for documents that have built-in chips and a biometric identification system. The complex automatically reads and checks the data from there.