Incode

Incode Technologies is an identity platform that verifies people, businesses and, more recently, AI agents. Its product set spans onboarding and authentication, KYC and AML compliance, age assurance, employee and candidate verification, business verification (KYB) and ultimate beneficial owner checks, plus agentic fraud detection and agentic identity (KYA). The company frames its approach around three layers: a personhood layer that uses biometric signals to confirm a live human is present, an identity layer that matches users against government systems of record using biometric, document and data checks, and a trust layer built on a graph of identity, behavior and transaction signals. Featured products include Deepsight (deepfake detection, injection attack defense, document liveness), GovFaceMatch (biometric matching against DMV and other government records) and on-device age estimation in which models run locally and no biometric data is transmitted.

The Incode Platform is positioned as identity orchestration, consolidating workflow building, decisioning, fraud analytics, case management, integrations, UI customization and accessibility in a single dashboard. Verification flows are assembled with a no-code drag-and-drop builder using templates for identity verification, KYC, KYB, step-up age verification and account recovery, with condition nodes routing sessions to pass, fail, warn or manual review outcomes; the same workflow runs across a hosted link, Web SDK and mobile SDK. Document acceptance draws on a catalog of more than 4,900 documents and can be scoped globally or per market. Case management surfaces linked sessions and fraud rings via Trust Graph and exports tamper-evident PDF evidence bundles. Integration options include a REST API, iOS, Android and web SDKs, OpenID Connect, and pre-built connectors for tools such as Okta, Microsoft Entra, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Workday, Slack and Zoom; the developer hub also lists React Native, Flutter, Cordova and Xamarin support.

Earlier company materials described Incode as an omnichannel biometric identity company whose flagship suite, Incode Omni, covered onboarding, document capture and verification, authentication and payment verification, with 50+ features that could be configured into enterprise workflows.

Founding story

Ricardo Amper founded Incode in San Francisco on June 17, 2015. Before Incode he founded La Burbuja Networks (2000), co-founded and led functional beverage startup Amco Foods (2003), which was acquired by Bimbo Group, and served as CEO and CTO of chemical distribution company Amco Group, which was sold to the Brenntag Group. He holds a BA in Business Administration from ITAM.

Business model

Incode sells an enterprise identity verification and fraud-prevention platform accessed through APIs, web and mobile SDKs, a hosted verification experience and a configurable dashboard, deployed by large organizations across banking, fintech and crypto, consumer platforms, online gaming and gambling, social media, telco and the public sector. Sources do not disclose pricing or contract structures beyond a $37.4M public-sector contract awarded by the GSA's Technology Transformation Services.

Sources do not state Incode's pricing model; the company reports enterprise deployments and at least one government contract ($37.4M awarded by the GSA's Technology Transformation Services) but no published rate card or subscription terms.

Traction

The company reports billions of trust checks (7.1B+ trust checks and 400M identity profiles cited on the platform page), coverage across 100+ style multi-country deployments described as countries and territories, 35+ in-house ML models and 99.9% average uptime. Customer outcomes highlighted include 10x faster seller onboarding at Amazon, 7M+ users verified at Klar, 99.9% deepfake detection accuracy across T-Mobile channels, Airbnb trust coverage in 200+ countries and regions, a ~46% reduction in wrongly blocked customers for an online gaming client, and a $37.4M GSA Technology Transformation Services contract. Revenue grew 6x in the 12 months preceding the December 2021 Series B.

Latest developments

On June 25, 2026, Incode announced the acquisition of Identiq Protocol Ltd., an Israeli company whose cryptographic technology lets institutions share fraud signals without exposing underlying customer data, and framed it as the centerpiece of a $100 million commitment to privacy-preserving identity infrastructure funding on-device processing, privacy-enhancing technology research and engineering hires. Terms were not disclosed; Identiq spent close to a decade and more than $50 million developing the patented method, and Incode said the technology will run across billions of verifications a year once integrated. Recent product and recognition milestones include GovFaceMatch for biometric matching against DMV records, on-device age estimation, being first to achieve iBeta Level 3 on iOS and Android, and Leader placement in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Identity Verification.