Identity as Physical Truth
The Verified-Human Layer for Financial Certainty
A hardware-bound identity protocol designed to make deepfake impersonation irrelevant to whether funds actually move.
A hardware-bound identity protocol designed to make deepfake impersonation irrelevant to whether funds actually move.
Voice cloning and real-time deepfakes have made it possible to impersonate executives on calls. In one widely cited case, a finance employee wired $25 million after a video call where every other participant was an AI deepfake.
Affidius is architected so that detection becomes unnecessary: the protocol is designed to make that question irrelevant to whether funds actually move.
The protocol is designed so identity credentials live in a hardware secure element, with private keys generated on the chip and never leaving it.
The architecture requires the approver's physical credential to cryptographically sign before a high-value transaction can execute. The protocol specifies no bypass.
The protocol is designed to bind the verified identity and exact transaction details into a single, auditable record.
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