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Verify your clients identity with greater confidence

Vaultie enables law firms to verify client identity, reduce fraud risk, and create auditable proof without slowing client workflows.

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Know who you’re dealing with before it matters

Legal work depends on trust. But remote onboarding, digital communication, and shared documents make it harder to know whether a client is who they say they are.

Vaultie helps law firms verify identity at the source by matching a government-issued ID against a live selfie using biometric verification. The result is delivered in an auditable report that firms can use to support KYC requirements and make client verification faster, clearer, and more defensible.

Vaultie Verify

Our Verify solution quickly authenticate identities, documents, systems, and relationships without relying on manual checks or disconnected workflows.

Vaultie helps legal teams verify confidently

With Vaultie, lawyers can:

Support Law Society and KYC requirements
Use FINTRAC and FinCEN-aligned auditable reports to strengthen client due diligence and compliance workflows.
Confirm client identity with confidence
Verify clients using biometric ID verification before onboarding, document signing, or high-value legal transactions.
Create a smoother client experience
Give clients a secure way to complete identity verification once and reuse verified information when needed.
Reduce exposure to fraud and impersonation
Add a stronger layer of protection against scams, stolen IDs, fraudulent instructions, and identity-related risk.

Why teams trust Vaultie

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We worked with the Vaultie team to develop and build an end-to-end privacy product.

They were very collaborative and focused on our needs. They were responsive in addressing the inevitable challenges that arose. They were expertly knowledgeable and, perhaps most helpful of all, they were patient and thoughtful at every step.  We learned a lot from the process and are grateful for the support the folks at Vaultie gave.

—Barry Blonien, Bock Hatch and Oppenheim