Global e∙dentity™ Grants Exclusive Global License to FDI Advisory Group for Quantum-Resilient Vein Biometric Banking Security, Closing Deepfake KYC/AML Gap

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Global e∙dentity™ Grants Exclusive Global License to FDI Advisory Group for Quantum-Resilient Vein Biometric Banking Security, Closing Deepfake KYC/AML Gap

Cupertino, CA – November 11, — Global E∙dentity™, a Delaware corporation and a leading innovator in multi-factor biometric identity and health detection solutions, has formally granted exclusive global licensing rights for mobile banking applications to FDI Advisory Group. This strategic partnership deploys Global E∙dentity’ s ™ patented multi-dimensional vascular/vein biometric system—the only identity solution that proves life in real time via dual-liveness heartbeat and blood-flow detection—permanently closing the KYC/AML gap exploited by deepfakes, synthetic IDs, and AI fraud in banking.

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