Protecting People From Impersonation & Fraud
When identity matters, verification should come first.
$7.7B+
Reported 2025 fraud losses among people age 60+
201,266
2025 IC3 complaints from people age 60+
$3.5B
Reported U.S. losses to imposter scams in 2025
$2.1B
Reported losses from scams originating on social media in 2025
Sources: FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), 2025 Internet Crime Report; Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Sentinel Network and 2026 fraud analyses.
THE TRUST PROBLEM BEHIND IMPERSONATION
It's Not Just What They Say. It's What They Can Do.
01
Identity
Knowing information isn't proof of identity.
02
Authority
Claiming authority isn't proof of authority.
01
Accountability
A conversation shouldn't disappear when it matters.
HOW PROOFCALL™ HELPS
Designed to Build Trust Into the Interaction
Identity Verification
Verify who is participating.
Authority Verification
Confirm whether they have the required authority.
Identity Verification
Make consent part of the communication process.
Role & Context Controls
Apply appropriate permissions and context.
Auditable Activity
Create accountability around important interactions.
Tamper-Evident Records
Preserve trustworthy records of what occurred.
PROTECTING VULNERABLE PEOPLE
Greater Verification. Stronger
Protection.
Verify the Person
Know who is communicating.
Confirm Their Authority
Don't rely solely on what someone claims.
Preserve the Interaction
Maintain an auditable record when the communication matters.