On how it works, security, pricing, and getting started.
Sealfie stops deepfake fraud and executive impersonation by verifying the real requester's identity with a selfie. When someone requests a wire transfer or sensitive action, Sealfie confirms it's really that person — not a criminal using a deepfake or stolen credentials. In 2024, ARUP lost $25M after a video call where six executives present were deepfakes.
When you receive a sensitive request (wire transfer, credential change, decision), you ask the person to verify with Sealfie. They take a selfie, and Sealfie confirms their identity while checking, in parallel, the mobile carrier (SIM-swap detection), device fingerprint and facial liveness. The result is sealed into a timestamped log.
The selfie and biometric data are processed for liveness verification and are not republished publicly. We are GDPR compliant. The subprocessors and their role are detailed in our privacy policy.
Sealfie costs €95 excl. VAT per user per month, with 20 verifications a year (most CFOs use 4 to 6). A custom-quote Enterprise plan exists for higher volumes, multiple approval chains and Attesta (video-call verification).
Book the free 30-minute Challenge: we analyze your current procedure, show how it would be bypassed, and give you a concrete plan — whether or not you choose Sealfie.
Contact support to suspend the verification tied to your device. Recovery is handled as a priority by the team.
No — only executives and high-risk people (CFO, treasury, decision-makers) need Sealfie. Sizing depends on your actual org chart, not a generic package.
No, it complements it differently: training aims for humans to spot fraud, Sealfie verifies automatically without depending on human judgment — which matters against deepfakes designed to fool trained professionals.
Because 20% of trained staff still fail anti-phishing tests persistently (Hoxhunt 2024 study), and humans fail to detect more than 25% of voice deepfakes even after training (Microsoft 2024 research). A CSIRO/SKKU 2025 study tested 16 of the most widely used deepfake detectors: none reliably identified real-world deepfakes. Sealfie doesn't ask anyone to spot anything by eye: verification is automatic, before the question even arises.
Standard MFA relies on methods that can be bypassed: SMS codes intercepted via SIM-swap, push notifications approved through fatigue, or known flaws like AuthQuake (a Microsoft MFA bypass in under 3 minutes, documented in 2024). Sealfie cross-checks several independent sources at every verification — biometrics, mobile carrier, device fingerprint — instead of relying on a single factor.
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