Voice, video and image deepfake detection plus payment controls
Know who's really on the call. Before the money moves.
VerifyTheCall scores every high-stakes call for AI voice cloning in real time — and blocks wire transfers until your callback protocol is verified. Detection when it works. Enforcement when it matters.
Works alongside your existing stack and calling tools.
Verified partner of
Zoom
Microsoft Teams
Google Meet
SlackZoomMicrosoft TeamsGoogle MeetSlack
The “CFO” above is AI-generated. The detection is the point — and the wire stayed put.
Listen. Verify. Prove.
Three layers between a convincing voice and an unrecoverable wire.
Scoring live audio…
Listen
Real-time voice analysis on Zoom, Teams and phone calls. A live authenticity score, visible during the call — not in a report afterwards.
Explore →Callback logged ✓
Wire released ✓
Verify
Payments above your threshold are held until a callback to a pre-registered number is completed and logged. No callback, no wire.
Explore →WIRE-2418Verified
WIRE-2419Held
Prove
Every approval, every callback, every risk score — one audit log. Built for controllers and internal audit, not just security teams.
The $50,000 blind spot
Most companies require dual approval above a threshold. Attackers know the threshold. A cloned CFO voice asking for $38,000 sails under it — and you find out at quarterly reconciliation, months after the recovery window closed.
62%
of organizations have experienced a deepfake attack
Gartner
43%
of those attacks involved audio calls
Gartner
$40B
projected US generative-AI fraud losses by 2027
Deloitte
See what a held payment and a scored call look like on your own stack.
Get a demoSee all the numbers →Your callback policy, actually followed
Map your payment protocol once: thresholds, registered callback numbers, approver chains. From then on, every qualifying payment is held until the verified callback is logged.
It works even for calls we can't listen to — mobile, WhatsApp — because the control gates the payment, not the call.
Why dual authorization alone isn't enough →Real-time scoring on every channel we can reach
Native integrations stream call audio for synthetic-voice analysis with results during the conversation, not after it.
Where platforms don't allow call-audio access, VerifyTheCall protects the payment instead of the call — the callback requirement still applies, so the control holds even when the sensor can't.
How AI voice detection actually works →Evidence, not assurances
Ask yourself: what percentage of last quarter's sub-threshold wires had a documented callback? If you don't know, that's the gap.
VerifyTheCall reports callback compliance the way you report revenue — a number, per period, per entity, exportable for audit.
Callback compliance — Q2
100%
214 of 214 qualifying payments verified
Running in hours, not quarters.
The protocol layer is configuration; the detection layer is marketplace apps.
- 1
Connect
Install the meeting and call integrations from the marketplaces you already use.
- 2
Map the protocol
One working session: thresholds, registered callback numbers, approver chains.
- 3
Enforce
Qualifying payments now hold until verification is logged. Everything else runs as before.
One working session to map the protocol.
Fair questions.
Won't this slow our payments down?
Only payments triggered or modified by an external request are held — routine scheduled runs are never touched. For those, a callback takes minutes.
What happens when a real executive gets flagged?
A score never blocks anyone — it triggers the callback your policy already requires. The real executive answers their registered number and the payment releases.
We already have a callback policy. Why software?
What percentage of last quarter's externally-triggered payments had a documented callback? Enforcement makes that number 100 — and provable.
Do you listen to all our calls?
Analysis is scoped to the calls and meetings you connect, and produces risk scores and verification logs — not transcripts of your business.
How long does implementation take?
The protocol layer is one configuration session. Integrations install from platform marketplaces. No changes to your phone system or AP software.
See it on your own calls
20-minute demo. Bring a cloned voice if you like — we'll catch it.
Works alongside your existing stack and calling tools.
From the research desk
Practical research on voice fraud and payment controls.
Vishing & Voice Fraud
What Is Vishing? Definition, Examples & How to Stop It
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Wire & Payment Fraud
How to Prevent Wire Transfer Fraud: A Controller's Checklist
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Vishing & Voice Fraud
Voice Fraud & Deepfake Statistics 2026
The key statistics on vishing, deepfake fraud, and payment scams in 2026 — each attributed to its original source.