VerifyCall · In development

Real-time voice protection.

VerifyCall is being built to protect live calls against synthetic voices. It is not available today: voice files are accepted for analysis but return inconclusive while voice verification is in testing.

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Submit a still image that raises a question.
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See a named manipulation finding or an inconclusive result.
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Inspect the evidence and export a hash-verifiable record.

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What is available, and what is not.

Ingesting a file is not the same as returning a verdict, and neither is the same as monitoring a live interaction.

Current file behavior

Voice files can be ingested. Voice verdicts are inconclusive.

The audio-file path remains in testing. An ingested voice file does not receive a supported authenticity finding today, and it should not be used to decide whether a caller is genuine.

The available product checks still images.

Image checks can return a named face-swap finding, an AI-generated finding on images with no face, or an explicit inconclusive result. You can inspect the evidence and retain a hash-verifiable record.

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Research and roadmap

Real-time call protection is in development, not a service.

VerifyCall is being built as a real-time voice-protection workflow. Until it ships, no real-time analysis is available to contact centers or security teams. Early access is by waitlist.

Not available today

  • No live call capture or real-time voice fraud verdict
  • No contact-center integration or in-call alert
  • No voice-based identity proof or caller authentication

No launch date is committed for this roadmap work.

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Why it matters

Why teams are asking about live-call checks

A convincing voice on a call can be hard to evaluate without supporting evidence. VerifyCall is being built for that problem. It is not a current voice-authentication service.

Contact-center calls

A caller claims to be a customer or colleague. A future voice workflow would have to show how it reaches a conclusion, how often it abstains, and where a human should take over.

High-stakes instructions

Someone requests an urgent change over the phone. The team still needs its existing confirmation and authorization process. An image finding cannot validate a voice request.

See the six-layer technology framework to see which layers are live, in development, or in research.

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Tell us about your call workflow. We will contact you when early access opens. Image verification is available today.

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