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Fingerprinting

Learn more about how Inscribe's fingerprinting feature can help you fight fraud and increase certainty in your decisions.

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Written by Stephen Gheysens
Updated over 4 years ago

Fingerprinting is effectively a detector that knows exactly what certain documents should be made of. It is currently focused mainly on the fonts of common bank statements, and is only available for True PDF documents. You can think of it like a member of your fraud team who has seen it all and knows exactly how Utility X capitalizes their addresses, and what the dollar symbol for Bank Y looks like.

In the web app the fingerprinting signal looks like this:

Image of what the fingerprint signal looks like when a document fails

The feature currently covers statements from the top US banks—Bank of America, Chase Bank, and Wells Fargo—and will be expanded on an ongoing basis.

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