Use Cases
Protection for Every Relationship
From family emergencies to corporate fraud, one simple question stops impersonators: "What's your code?"
For Families
Protect Your Loved Ones
AI can now clone voices from seconds of audio. These scams target our deepest instincts—the love for our families.
The Grandparent Scam
You receive a frantic call from someone who sounds exactly like your grandson. He says he's in jail in a foreign country and needs bail money immediately. He begs you not to tell his parents.
Without Trusted Codes
You hear your grandson's voice. It sounds exactly like him. Your instinct is to help immediately.
With Trusted Codes
"What's your code, sweetheart?" The caller hesitates. Verification fails. You call your real grandson—he's safe at home.
Money saved. Scam stopped.
The Emergency Kidnapping
A panicked caller claims your daughter has been kidnapped. You hear what sounds like her screaming in the background. They demand ransom immediately.
Without Trusted Codes
Fear and adrenaline take over. Every instinct says to pay.
With Trusted Codes
You ask for your daughter's code. The "kidnapper" can't provide it. You call your daughter directly—she's at work, perfectly safe.
Trauma avoided. Ransom kept.
The Sick Child Scam
Someone calls claiming to be a hospital, saying your child was in an accident and needs emergency surgery. They need payment immediately.
Without Trusted Codes
Panic clouds judgment. You provide credit card details.
With Trusted Codes
You ask to speak with your child. They put on someone with a cloned voice. Verification fails. You call the real hospital—no record of any admission.
Family protected.
Free Forever for Families
Protecting your loved ones shouldn't be a luxury.
For Business
Enterprise-Grade Protection
CEO fraud costs businesses billions annually. A simple verification protocol eliminates the social pressure that makes employees vulnerable.
CEO Fraud Prevention
The threat: An AI-cloned CFO voice calls finance requesting an "urgent" wire transfer for a confidential acquisition.
The solution: Company policy requires code verification for all phone-based financial requests. Verification fails. Fraud prevented.
$25M
Average CEO fraud loss
Deepfake Conference Calls
The threat: A "client" joins a video call with a deepfaked face to approve contract changes or request access.
The solution: All participants verify codes at the start of sensitive meetings. The deepfake can't provide a valid code.
500%
Increase in deepfake attacks
Vendor Payment Fraud
The threat: An "IT vendor" calls claiming a critical security patch requires immediate payment to a new account.
The solution: Finance verifies vendor codes before any payment changes. Impersonator exposed immediately.
43%
Of businesses targeted
Enterprise Feature
Team Vaults for Organizations
Create shared vaults where your management team, board of directors, or project groups share a single rotating code. Verify that everyone in a meeting is actually a team member with one simple check.
For Professionals
Trust, Verified
When confidentiality and compliance matter, verification becomes essential—not optional.
Healthcare
Doctors and patients verify identity before discussing medical information or prescription requests. Protects patient privacy and prevents prescription fraud.
Legal
Attorneys verify client identity before discussing cases or executing trust account transactions. Essential for compliance and fiduciary duty.
Finance
Advisors and clients verify before executing trades, moving assets, or discussing strategy. Prevents unauthorized transactions and protects fiduciary relationships.
Journalism
Reporters verify confidential sources across calls from different phones or locations. Cryptographic certainty protects source identity and story integrity.
The New Reality
Why This Matters Now
AI can clone a voice from seconds of audio. Video deepfakes are becoming indistinguishable from reality. The world has changed.
"I heard my grandson's voice. It was him—I was sure of it. He was crying, scared. Of course I sent the money."
— Victim of AI voice cloning scam, 2024
3 sec
Audio needed to clone a voice with AI
$1.2B
Lost to impersonation scams in 2023
1 in 4
Adults targeted by voice scams
Your eyes and ears can no longer be trusted.
But mathematics can. Three words, verified cryptographically, defeat any impersonation.
The Harder Target Principle
You don't need to be unhackable. You just need to be a harder target than the alternative.
Scammers optimize for easy targets. When you use Trusted Codes, you're no longer easy. They move on to someone who doesn't verify.
"The goal isn't to be un-hackable; it's to be a harder target than the alternative."
Protection shouldn't be a luxury.
Which relationship will you protect first?
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