Vision Score

When to use it

Vision Score assesses a customer's trustworthiness and risk profile by analyzing their selfie image. It generates a comprehensive score from facial data, enabling businesses to quickly validate identity, confirm liveness, and enhance fraud prevention — typically as one signal feeding a loan or onboarding decision, alongside whatever other checks (ID verification, device/behavioral signals, etc.) your risk pipeline already uses.

What you get back

Submit one or more frontal selfie images — optionally with gesture captures or a short liveness recording, depending on how strong a liveness check you need — and Vision Score returns a single trust score on a 0–100 scale, where a higher score means a more trustworthy, lower-risk profile. See Vision Score for the full request/response reference and sample calls.

Attaching application context

You can attach your own contextual data to a Vision Score request — for example, details about the loan application or the applicant. Doing so helps TrustVision improve model performance over time and can make you eligible for model fine-tuning. If that context includes personal information, handle it according to your own data-governance requirements before sending it: the request itself travels over an encrypted connection, but TrustVision doesn't apply any additional encryption to this context on its own.

Two ways to call it

1. Standalone, as its own check — see Vision Score.
2. As part of an eKYC Platform journey — Vision Score can run on its own, or alongside a passive liveness check, depending on the journey configured for your account. See the Flow Id Reference for the available options.