Facenition
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Watch a biometric become a token —
that's never stored.
A 60-second walkthrough of how Facenition verifies a person using face, fingerprint or iris, then keeps only a privacy-preserving token. Nothing about the biometric is ever saved.
How would you like to verify?
Pick a biometric. In a real deployment this happens on the user's own device.
Face
Live camera capture
Fingerprint
Touch sensor
Iris
Eye recognition
Reading the biometric…
The biometric becomes
a token.
The token is generated straight from the biometric — which is then gone. The user owns it and can add a password, set an expiry, or issue a separate one to each organisation, so it's never a single identity used everywhere. It can never be turned back into a face, fingerprint or iris.
What should the token unlock?
The stored token can verify this person anywhere — without ever exposing their biometric.
Log in
Passwordless sign-in
Sign a document
Bind a signature to identity
Building access
Unlock a secure door
Approve a payment
Authorise a transaction
Verifying identity…
Strong verification.
Zero biometric storage.
Nothing stored
No face, fingerprint or iris was ever saved. There is no biometric database to protect.
Irreversible token
A breached token can't be turned back into a biometric — and can be revoked and reissued.
Owned by the user
People can hold many tokens, split them across vendors, expire or revoke them at will.