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Incode vs Socure

Incode is an identity platform that verifies people, businesses and AI agents, with identity verification, deepfake detection, authentication and workforce products. Socure sells an identity and risk platform designed to make risk decisions in real time across the user journey. CISO Tribune files both under Identity verification and Fraud prevention. This page sets the two records side by side: what each sells, where it is based, who owns and funds it, the customers it names and its recent news, each fact numbered to its source.

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Incode vs Socure: Products, Customers and Funding Compared
IncodeIncode is an identity platform that verifies people, businesses and AI agents, with identity verification, deepfake detection, authentication and workforce products.incode.comSocureSocure sells an identity and risk platform designed to make risk decisions in real time across the user journey.socure.com
What it sells
  • Identity Verification[3]Document, biometric, and liveness checks in a single flow.
  • TrustGraph[3][18]A trust network that connects people, AI agents, and actions across 700+ enterprises.
  • Deepsight[3][7][10][12][16]Incode's proprietary deepfake and liveness detection engine.
  • Authentication[3]Returning customers sign in with a glance, matched to the identity verified at onboarding.
  • RiskOS[1][4][15]RiskOS is used to build a risk stack that covers fraud, compliance and trust.
  • Sigma First-Party Fraud[7]Sigma First-Party Fraud is used with cross-institution intelligence to expose hidden risk and stop abuse.
  • Socure Verify[1][8]Socure Verify automates the customer onboarding process.
  • Predictive DocV[1][9]Predictive DocV combines patented fake ID detection, biometric verification and Level 2 liveness.
  • Digital Intelligence[1][10]Digital Intelligence binds an identity with associated devices, online behavior and historical consumer interactions.
  • Global Watchlist Screening with Monitoring[13]Global Watchlist Screening with Monitoring uses AI and machine learning for matching and compliance processes.
Categories
Headquarters
San Francisco, United States[2]Not stated on its pages
Founded
Not stated on its pagesNot stated on its pages
Ownership and funding
Not stated on its pagesPrivately held[14][18]
Named customers
Not stated on its pagesNot stated on its pages
Recent news
  • October 14, 2026Incode launched TrustGraph, a privacy-preserving trust network for detecting repeat fraud and agentic fraud across institutions.[18]
  • March 4, 2026Incode secured iBeta Level 3 Presentation Attack Detection conformance for its face liveness technology on iOS and Android.[17]
  • December 2, 2025Incode Technologies announced the launch of Deepsight, an AI defense that detects and blocks deepfakes, injected virtual cameras, and synthetic identity attacks.[16]
  • August 11, 2026Socure was named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing private companies for the fifth consecutive year.[14]
  • June 25, 2026Socure appointed Mark Carter as its Chief Information Security Officer.[17]
  • May 7, 2026Socure appointed Chung-Man Tam as Chief Product Officer and Pablo Abreu as its first Chief AI and Innovation Officer.[16]
  • February 3, 2026Socure launched SocureGov RiskOS, a government-focused identity and fraud platform that is now FedRAMP Moderate authorized.[15]
G2 and Gartner Peer Insights
  • G2: listed, seen November 4, 2026[5]
  • Gartner Peer Insights: Not stated on its pages
  • G2: listed, seen November 10, 2026[18]
  • Gartner Peer Insights: Not stated on its pages
Who it fits
From its own pages, Incode sells mainly to organizations in financial services, fintech and neobanks, crypto, marketplaces, gaming and gambling, travel and mobility, telco, and the public sector. Incode names banks, telcos, and marketplaces among the organizations that verify with it. Workforce is aimed at employers that need to verify employees, contractors, and freelancers.From its own pages, Socure sells to customers whose problems range from workforce to prediction markets. Socure's cross-industry consortium data covers organizations across financial services, gaming and eCommerce. Graph Intelligence is aimed at fraud and data science teams. Digital Intelligence is aimed at financial institutions.
Last verified
September 27, 2026November 5, 2026

Where they overlap

  • Identity verification is the primary category of both Incode and Socure; both are also filed under Fraud prevention.

Where they differ, field by field

  • Socure is also filed under AI model and agent security.
  • Incode lists Identity Verification, TrustGraph, Deepsight and Authentication. Socure lists RiskOS, Sigma First-Party Fraud, Socure Verify, Predictive DocV, Digital Intelligence and 1 more.
  • Incode is headquartered in San Francisco, United States.
  • Socure is privately held.

How they differ

CISO Tribune files Incode under Identity verification and Fraud prevention, with Identity verification as its primary category. Incode sells identity verification that combines document, biometric, and liveness checks in a single flow, along with Deepsight for deepfake and liveness detection, Authentication, and the TrustGraph trust network. It also offers Workforce products for verifying employees, contractors, and freelancers. Incode is headquartered in San Francisco, United States. CISO Tribune files Socure under Identity verification, Fraud prevention, and AI model and agent security, with Identity verification as its primary category. Socure is privately held. Socure sells RiskOS, which is used to build a risk stack covering fraud, compliance and trust, as well as Predictive DocV, Digital Intelligence, Socure Verify, and Global Watchlist Screening with Monitoring.

They differ in emphasis: Socure's list includes watchlist screening and a no-code workflow builder in RiskOS, while Incode's list includes sign-in by selfie and the TrustGraph network. Socure also sells Sigma First-Party Fraud, which is used with cross-institution intelligence to expose hidden risk and stop abuse. Incode names Klar, TikTok, and Airbnb among its customers. Socure names Green Dot as a user of its Sigma First-Party Fraud.

On the recent side, Incode launched TrustGraph on October 14, 2026, and secured iBeta Level 3 Presentation Attack Detection conformance for its face liveness technology on iOS and Android on March 4, 2026. Socure was named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list on August 11, 2026, and launched SocureGov RiskOS, now FedRAMP Moderate authorized, on February 3, 2026.

What it sells: Incode

What Identity Verification does[3]
The user photographs their government ID and takes a selfie. Incode says AI checks document legitimacy and detects tampering and forgery. Facial recognition cross-compares the live capture with the ID portrait.
What Deepsight does[3][7][10][12][16]
Deepsight protects organizations from deepfakes, AI-driven impersonation, synthetic documents, camera injection, and device tampering. Its device integrity layer detects tampered, emulated, or rooted devices. Its camera integrity layer blocks virtual cameras and prevents video injection with camera source validation.
What Authentication does[3]
iOS, Android, and Web SDKs cover the app and the browser, and call-center flows confirm a caller with a selfie. Deepsight screens the capture for deepfakes, video injection, and device tampering.

What it sells: Socure

What RiskOS does[1][4][15]
Socure Launch is a self-serve entry point into RiskOS. RiskOS includes a dynamic workflow builder with a no-code interface, third-party data integrations and real-time testing.
What Sigma First-Party Fraud does[7]
A dispute abuse model and real-time risk score identify identities likely to exploit dispute processes across organizations. Instant alerts are sent when a consumer's risk profile changes.
What Predictive DocV does[1][9]
Predictive Document Verification (DocV) 3.0 includes a capture experience, a forensic engine and data extraction. DocV can be combined with Socure's full stack of identity, fraud and compliance solutions.
What Digital Intelligence does[1][10]
Digital Intelligence can be integrated through a RESTful API interface and client-side SDKs for iOS, Android and JavaScript. Device intelligence gathers device attributes, history, velocity metrics and risk indicators to identify compromised devices, proxies, VPNs and more.
What Global Watchlist Screening with Monitoring does[13]
Customers can screen, monitor and disposition customers in real time against sanctions, enforcement lists, politically exposed persons databases, adverse media information and custom lists. All parties in a payment can be screened in a single API call in real time.

Questions about Incode and Socure

What do Incode and Socure sell?
Incode sells Identity Verification, TrustGraph, Deepsight and Authentication. Socure sells RiskOS, Sigma First-Party Fraud, Socure Verify, Predictive DocV, Digital Intelligence and 1 more.
Are Incode and Socure in the same category?
Yes. Identity verification is the primary category of both on CISO Tribune.
Where are Incode and Socure headquartered?
Incode is headquartered in San Francisco, United States.
Who owns Incode and Socure?
Socure is privately held.
Who are Incode and Socure sold to?
From its own pages, Incode sells mainly to organizations in financial services, fintech and neobanks, crypto, marketplaces, gaming and gambling, travel and mobility, telco, and the public sector. From its own pages, Socure sells to customers whose problems range from workforce to prediction markets.
What have Incode and Socure announced recently?
October 14, 2026: Incode launched TrustGraph, a privacy-preserving trust network for detecting repeat fraud and agentic fraud across institutions. August 11, 2026: Socure was named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing private companies for the fifth consecutive year.

About Incode

Incode is an identity platform that verifies people, businesses and AI agents, with identity verification, deepfake detection, authentication and workforce products. Incode says its AI-driven technology is built entirely in-house. Incode says it confirms that the person behind every account, every transaction, and every AI agent is real, is who they claim to be, and can be trusted. Incode verifies people and the AI agents acting on their behalf, extending trust to every interaction.

Incode combines document, biometric, and liveness checks in a single flow. In the capture step, the user photographs their government ID and takes a selfie. Incode says AI then checks document legitimacy and detects tampering and forgery. Incode's facial recognition cross-compares the live capture with the ID portrait, while passive liveness and Deepsight confirm a real human is present. Incode combines custom-built AI models, deterministic identity checks, and direct integrations with government systems of record. Incode lets customers customize colors, fonts, and layouts from the dashboard and deliver a consistent experience across mobile, web, and embedded flows. Incode also offers a dashboard to uncover fraud trends, monitor conversion, and tune performance.[1][7][8][9]

Deepsight is Incode's proprietary deepfake and liveness detection engine. Incode describes Deepsight as protecting organizations from deepfakes, AI-driven impersonation, synthetic documents, camera injection, and device tampering. Deepsight's behavioral layer flags anomalies in device motion and user behavior that signal bots or scripted fraud. Deepsight's device integrity layer detects tampered, emulated, or rooted devices that open the door to spoofing and injection. Deepsight's camera integrity layer blocks virtual cameras and prevents video injection with camera source validation. Deepsight for Documents protects the document layer, catching forged IDs, passports, and supporting documents.[10]

GovFaceMatch matches biometrics against government systems of record. GovFaceMatch performs a face match against DMV and government records. Incode says matching runs inside the DMV’s secure environment, with no biometric data stored and no government PII shared. TrustGraph connects people, AI agents, and actions across 700+ enterprises.[11]

Incode lets returning customers sign in with a glance, matched to the identity verified at onboarding. iOS, Android, and Web SDKs cover the app and the browser, and call-center flows confirm a caller with a selfie. Incode screens each sign-in capture for deepfakes, video injection, and device tampering with Deepsight. Incode verifies identity without an ID document, using biometrics and trusted data, and checks a few fields against government, credit and telco records. Incode estimates a user's age from their face entirely on their device, without ever transmitting the image to a server. Incode says age and liveness models run entirely on the user's phone, and no biometric image or PII ever leaves it. Age checks complete, on average, in under 5 seconds. The Privacy Lens blurs or pixelates the face so it is never visible, not even on the user's own screen.[11][12][13]

Workforce covers the employee lifecycle: hiring, onboarding, MFA resets, and help desk. Employees complete one guided identity check with a government ID and a live selfie. From then on, a quick selfie confirms it is really them at every moment that matters, with no passwords, app downloads, or extra devices. Incode plugs directly into Okta, Microsoft, Ping, Workday, ServiceNow, and more. Incode defines Know Your Employee (KYE) as a risk-based approach to verifying employee identity throughout the employment lifecycle. Incode business verification (KYB) offers eight checks for US businesses, and customers choose only the checks each applicant needs, through one API. Incode accepts Google Wallet digital IDs, and users verify with a mobile driver's license or state ID in one tap, sharing only the fields the check needs.[14][15]

Incode gives every AI agent a verified identity, bound to an accountable owner, tokenized, and continuously monitored. Incode ties every AI agent's actions to a verified human principal using high-assurance identity verification and liveness detection. Agent activity is detected across human surfaces and machine-to-machine protocols, separating agents from the people they act for. Incode links every agent to a verified human through high-assurance identity checks before sensitive data is accessed or critical actions are taken. Incode monitors agent activity patterns for anomalies and deviations from expected behavior.[15]

Incode serves financial services, fintech and neobanks, crypto, marketplaces, gaming and gambling, travel and mobility, telco, and the public sector. Incode covers 190+ countries and territories and supports 4,900+ document types. Incode cites Klar in fintech, where 7M+ users are verified from an ID and a selfie. In social media, 18M+ users a year are age-verified across TikTok's appeal flow. In travel and marketplaces, Airbnb extends verified trust in 200+ countries and regions. Ricardo Amper founded Incode on June 17 in San Francisco. Incode reached a $1.25B valuation following its Series B round. Incode acquired MetaMap and AuthenticID. Incode acquired Identiq and committed $100M to privacy-preserving identity infrastructure. Incode holds SOC 2 Type II certification and iBeta PAD Level 3 certification.[1][4][10][13][14][15]

Incode on the record

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Incode full record

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Socure full record

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  8. [8]KYC Verification Software | Socure VerifySocure · undated page, accessed November 10, 2026 · Tier A
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  10. [10]Device Intelligence Software for Fraud Prevention | SocureSocure · undated page, accessed November 10, 2026 · Tier A
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  13. [13]Sanctions Screening Software for Compliance | SocureSocure · undated page, accessed November 10, 2026 · Tier A
  14. [14]Socure Named to Inc. 5000 for Fifth Consecutive YearSocure · published August 11, 2026 · Tier A
  15. [15]Socure Launches SocureGov RiskOS® for Government FraudSocure · published February 3, 2026 · Tier A
  16. [16]Socure Names New CPO and Chief AI OfficerSocure · published May 7, 2026 · Tier A
  17. [17]Socure Reinforces Security-First Strategy with Chief Information Security Officer AppointmentBusiness Wire · published June 25, 2026 · Tier A
  18. [18]RiskOS - Socure ReviewsG2 · undated page, accessed November 10, 2026 · Tier C

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