AiID launches ID-authentication software built for imperfect scans
Founder Brandon Currul says Frictionless ID checks whether a document is genuine before biometrics; AiID is testing it at beta locations and discussing a seed round.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: PR Newswire
Why it matters
Brandon Currul is returning to identity verification with a product aimed at a specific weak point: real IDs that fail automated checks because their images are imperfect. AiID's integration-first strategy could give it a route into existing verification systems, but the launch demonstrations do not yet show how reliably it works at scale.
On October 13th, AiID announced Frictionless ID, a credential-authentication product designed to tell whether an identity document is genuine before a verification system moves on to facial matching or liveness checks. Founder and CEO Brandon Currul is building the new product around a problem he has worked on for more than 15 years: document checks can mistake a worn or poorly captured real ID for a fake one.…