Incode Technologies was acquired by Identiq Identity verification company. The last valuation is $1.2B (post-money). No standalone ticker exists for the company.
1 valuation. The latest, $1.2B post-money, was set by the Series B in Apr 2021.
General AtlanticSSoftBank
J.P. MorganCCapital One Ventures
Coinbase VenturesLLong Ridge Equity PartnersTTribe CapitalTTriplePoint CapitalIncode Technologies is an identity-verification company founded by Ricardo Amper in San Francisco in 2015, offering document checks, biometric liveness detection and matching against government databases to confirm identity in one platform. Customers include Citi, Equifax, Experian and TikTok, which uses Incode to verify user age.
Incode was the first company in the world to pass iBeta Level 1 certification for passive liveness detection, and it later passed iBeta Level 2 testing for resistance to 3D mask and 2D spoofing attacks. It has also built tools to verify AI agents acting on a person's behalf, extending identity checks beyond human users alone.
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No. Incode Technologies was acquired by Identiq Identity verification company; its shares do not trade independently.
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