Duplicate-account detection
Compare incoming face submissions against existing records to reduce multi-account abuse, promo farming, or repeat sign-up risk.
Yes. ARGOS still offers face recognition, face matching, and duplicate-account detection. This preserved page keeps Face ID search intent alive while clarifying which current ARGOS paths now deliver the capability.
Current delivery path
Face ID is no longer a top-level navigation product, but the capability is still active inside the ARGOS platform. The entry point moved; the underlying face-based verification work did not disappear.
Core capability
The page now acts as a search landing that clarifies how those capabilities map into the current product structure.
Compare incoming face submissions against existing records to reduce multi-account abuse, promo farming, or repeat sign-up risk.
Use selfie-to-selfie or selfie-to-document matching when identity confirmation needs a face comparison layer.
Feed face recognition signals into review queues, escalation logic, and downstream risk workflows instead of running the check in isolation.
Recommended path
Most teams evaluating face recognition also need identity verification or workflow automation, so we surface both paths directly.
Identity flow
Start here when face matching needs to be part of document verification, onboarding, liveness, or KYC execution.
Explore ID checkOperations
Start here when face recognition results need to drive policy decisions, queue routing, or review automation.
Explore OmniDeployment
Use this route when you need help sizing a face-matching deployment, reviewing false-positive tradeoffs, or planning a rollout.
Contact salesRelated pages
These links connect face checks to adjacent identity, document-verification, and workflow paths without diluting the original Face ID query.
Identity workflow
Review this path when face matching needs to sit inside onboarding, document verification, liveness, or KYC execution.
Explore ID checkDocument + face
Review this page when face checks need to be considered alongside document authenticity signals or fraud-triage workflows.
View Verify pageOperations
Review this path when face-recognition results need to drive policy decisions, queue routing, or analyst workflows.
Explore OmniQuick answers
These answers help preserve the page’s semantic value for search and AI retrieval while aligning it with the current platform.
Yes. Face recognition and face matching are still available, even though the standalone navigation path is no longer emphasized.
Yes. That is one of the core scenarios this preserved capability page still represents.
Start with ID check when the use case is identity verification, and evaluate Omni as well if the result needs to drive workflow automation or review policy.