The Face Authentication module captures a returning user's face with the device camera and matches it against the face already enrolled for that user. It then returns a pass or fail result. Face Authentication detects liveness, physical and digital attacks, and image quality. It can also check for lenses, hats, closed eyes, or face masks.
Face Authentication provides an added level of security for organizations, applications, and higher-level permissions. For example, you can use Face Authentication to grant access to specific functionality within your application. This ensures the person requesting access has a valid, registered Incode Identity.
Integrations
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How It Works
Face Authentication captures a selfie image of a user, creates a biometric template from the captured image, and compares it against biometric identities to confirm a match. There are two identification strategies to confirm an identity:
- 1:1 searches for a specific identity
- 1:N searches for an identity among all your Incode identities
After the authentication process is complete, you can review the results and decide what happens next in your application.
Use Face Authentication
For instructions on implementing and configuring Face Authentication on each supported platform, use the following pages:
- Face Authentication (Dashboard)
- Authentication (iOS)
- Face Authentication (Android)
- Auth Face (Web SDK 1.x)
- Authentication (Web SDK 2.x)
- Face Authentication (React Native)
- Face Authentication (Flutter)
- addFaceAuthentication (Cordova)