Proof Q4 2026 Product Roadmap

What's new: Defend maintains a network-wide biometric record of known fraudulent actors. When a signer attempts a transaction, their face is automatically checked against this list and any match is surfaced as a fraud risk signal.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Proof's deepfake detection now analyzes multiple data streams simultaneously — video frames, connection metadata, and computer vision signals — using a layered approach that closes gaps single-signal detection can miss.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Users enrolled in a Proof Digital ID can re-authenticate at a lower level for lower-risk actions — like verified payments — without going through the full login flow every time. This allows organizations to right-size authentication friction across different transaction types and use cases.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Proof now connects directly to AI chat platforms, allowing AI agents to trigger identity verification right inside the chat — no redirects or separate logins required. This makes it easier to build AI-powered workflows that include identity verification as part of the process.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Businesses can embed a "Verify with Proof" button directly in their iOS or Android apps. When tapped, it launches Proof's identity verification workflow without requiring users to leave the app.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Users who access transactions without a password can now enroll in a Proof Digital ID during the transaction itself. Previously, Digital ID enrollment required a password upfront — this update removes that barrier and allows users to set credentials as part of the enrollment step.

Availability: TBD

What's new: API-generated transactions can now be assigned to a cost center, closing a reporting gap for organizations that use both the Proof API and the Command Center UI. This ensures consistent cost center attribution across all transaction types for reporting and reconciliation.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Employees at verified businesses can now receive a Proof Digital ID that is cryptographically tied to their organization's verified identity — confirming both who someone is and what business they represent. This extends trusted, business-linked credentials to employees for B2B workflows.

Availability: TBD

What's new: A lightweight API that returns a risk read on a user — including signals like email age and phone score — without requiring a full identity verification transaction. It provides a fast, programmable entry point for risk assessment that can feed into Proof's identity and fraud detection services.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Sign and Identify transactions now default to IAL2 identity verification automatically, replacing manual configuration and phasing out KBA as a default option. This simplifies setup and raises the baseline identity assurance level for all sign and identify workflows.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Proof replaces manual callback processes for verifying wire instructions. Recipients confirm their identity and enter their wire details in a single, cryptographically signed transaction — providing a secure, auditable way to collect and verify wire instructions from clients.

Availability: Limited Availability

What's new: Proof Defend will include detailed risk signals in your ATS writeback, translating risk codes into plain language so your team understands what's driving a medium or high result — giving recruiters and HR teams actionable context on candidate risk, not just a score.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Proof is bringing Verify with eSign from demo-ready to fully production ready. This closes the gaps needed for customers to use it unattended — including failed verification handling, lifecycle emails, audit trail, and transaction parity — making it a complete solution for combining identity verification and document signing in a single workflow.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Defend risk signals are now grouped by category, deduplicated, and include positive mitigating signals. This makes it faster to understand what's driving a risk score instead of parsing through a long list of individual signals.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Proof now manages its own mobile handoff for biometric capture instead of relying on vendor-specific workflows. This expands where biometric capture can run across customer integrations, giving more flexibility to customers using identity verification workflows that include a mobile biometric capture step.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Users can now log in with their phone number and a one-time passcode sent via text, replacing the traditional username and password login. This provides a simpler, more accessible entry point for signers and API-integrated workflows.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Command Center admins can now see and manage which users have visibility into other transactions across their organization, bringing access level controls to the forefront instead of having them configured behind the scenes.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Ongoing model and policy tuning makes Proof's real-time deepfake detection more accurate, reducing false positives for legitimate signers without compromising fraud coverage and closing detection gaps.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Customers can now create and manage transaction templates programmatically via the Proof API. This allows high-volume organizations to integrate template-based workflows directly into their own systems without manual configuration in the UI.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Organizations can define custom data fields on transaction templates — pre-filling values, collecting signer input, and retrieving the completed data via API after the transaction. This enables data merge and custom data collection as part of your signing workflow.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Customers can automatically retrieve signer-filled field data via API after a transaction completes, eliminating the need for manual document parsing. This makes it easier to feed signer-entered data directly into your own systems.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Command Center admins can now see and control which users have visibility into other users' transactions across their organization, with more granular access settings than what's available today. This is designed for enterprise customers managing transaction visibility across large teams or multiple child organizations.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Analysts can now triage, filter, and decision flagged transactions directly from the Defend alerts view — no need to open each transaction individually. This significantly speeds up fraud review for teams processing high volumes of alerts.

Availability: TBD

What's new: Defend now compares biometric images both within a single transaction and across all past transactions — catching signer swaps mid-transaction and flagging faces tied to known fraud patterns elsewhere on the platform. This provides a stronger layer of protection against sophisticated identity fraud.

Availability: TBD