Cloud-free anti-deepfake identity for healthcare professionals. Structured liveness + signed session tokens that authenticate clinicians without sending biometric data anywhere.
A synthetic face can appear in a live video consultation, issue advice, or generate documentation that looks legitimate. In telemedicine, remote care and home health, you must be able to prove that the professional on the other side is real, present and correctly identified.
A privacy-first, cloud-free suite that issues and validates short-lived professional identity tokens — designed primarily to authenticate healthcare professionals.
Issuance for clinicians
Validation for platforms & organisations
Simple, fast, and fully local.
Clinician opens the telemedicine encounter
Guided liveness + optional rPPG on their device
Short-lived signed professional identity token is issued
THE VERIFIER (or your platform) confirms authenticity — no server call
Verified presence supports clinical records and reimbursement
Reduce the risk of deepfaked clinicians appearing in live video consultations.
Create an auditable proof that a verified professional was present for the encounter.
Local-first design, data minimisation, and no mandatory cloud transfer.
Suitable for high-security and air-gapped clinical environments.
Built primarily to authenticate licensed healthcare professionals, not patients.
Simple token hand-off via postMessage or local storage. No heavy SDK required.
Authenticate the clinician at the start of every video consultation. Attach the verified token to the session record.
Confirm the licensed professional delivering or supervising care — whether on-site or connecting remotely.
Add a verifiable presence layer to existing professional identity and encounter documentation processes.
Strengthen audit trails for telemedicine and remote encounters with signed, time-bound professional tokens.
Privacy by Design (Art. 25) · Data minimisation · On-device biometric processing · No mandatory cloud · Short-lived tokens · Full local verification.
Organisations remain the data controllers and should document their lawful basis and, where required, conduct a DPIA. The architecture significantly reduces risk compared with cloud-based biometric systems.
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Experience THE ANCHOR + THE VERIFIER on the real-world example page