Are deepfake checks becoming a separate requirement from selfie liveness in KYC?
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I'm curious how fintech teams are handling this when reviewing their KYC setup. A lot of onboarding flows already have selfie matching and some form of liveness detection, but I'm not sure how much that tells you about the integrity of the camera feed itself. If somebody is feeding generated video into the verification session, does a standard liveness pass give you much useful information? I'm also wondering how teams test for this when evaluating vendors. It seems easy enough to as
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