About Mitek

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I think this system is mostly used for properties in Southern California

Here’s my question: If the system detects a fraudulent ID will it ever tell the notary

or will it just keep saying “error, try again” Does anyone know?

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@jennjoneis That’s a very insightful question, and it would be beneficial to have a clearer understanding of Miteck before anyone can fully address it. To help others provide relevant responses, could you share some additional details? Specifically, it would be helpful to know more about Miteck, such as who developed or introduced it, what its core function or purpose is, why it is utilized in the notary or related industries, and what its intended outcomes or benefits are. Hopefully, with a bit more context, someone will be able to offer a helpful answer to your specific question regarding fraudulent ID detection.

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@jennjoneis Sorry . . . no direct experience with this business entity. As such, I’m unable to ‘weigh in’ on it at this point in time.

@cfletcher NOTE: The spelling is different . . . however, according to Google AI regarding this business entity:

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“Mitek Systems, Inc. (Digital Identity)

  • Description: A provider of digital identity verification and fraud detection solutions.

  • Products and services:

    • A unified identity platform that uses AI and other technologies to verify identities.

    • Solutions for mobile capture, digital identity, and fraud detection, used by financial institutions and other organizations to secure accounts and transactions.

  • Goal: To help organizations approve more legitimate customers and transactions, reduce risk, and simplify customer journeys. “

:swan:

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@jennjoneis Would you please confirm if the business entity spelling is:

‘Miteck’ ?

OR

‘Mitek’ ?

If it’s ‘Mitek’ - would you please Edit the Title of your thread to the accurate spelling? Thanks! :balloon:

:swan:

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I just corrected the spelling. It’s Mitek \ Mitek systems

Some title companies ask me to use it to identify the signer

usually used when the property is in southern California

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that’s the one

just corrected it

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