vs. Legacy KYC

Legacy KYC reads a picture of a document and keeps the file. Syntex checks the signature of the government that issued the credential, and keeps nothing it did not ask for.

Three ways to know who someone is

ApproachSource of truthData you retainFraud surfaceVerifying againCost at scale
Document KYC vendorsA photo of a documentFull document and selfieGenerated forgeriesRun the stack againFlat per attempt
Offshore manual reviewA person reading a scanThe entire fileReviewer judgementRun the stack againRises with volume
SyntexA government signatureOnly the attributes asked forCryptographically closedPresent the credential againFalls with scale

Four advantages that compound

1x

Faster onboarding

Seconds, not days. One consent and one signature check replace the upload, review, and resubmit loop.

1x

Cheaper

One signature check instead of OCR, liveness, and manual review on every attempt.

100

PII retained

Selective disclosure. Nothing to store, nothing to leak.

~100

Fraud surface

A forged government signature cannot be produced.

A fake image can pass. A fake signature cannot.

Document checks measure how real a picture looks. Credential checks verify math that only the issuing government can produce.

You cannot lose what you were never required to keep

A document is copied at every institution it passes through. A credential is presented, verified, and kept by the person.

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