Sixty Four

A KYB check can confirm that a company was registered. The harder part is showing that it trades, who controls it, and that the bad news you found is about it.

A synthetic identity passes KYC because every piece of it checks out. What it usually lacks is the past a real person builds up without trying.

An email address is often the only identifier a report arrives with. Here is what it can tell you, the order to read it in, and where it misleads.

Interviews test whether someone can do the job. A constructed identity usually can.

Eight alternatives compared across search, live fetching, browser automation, and cost at volume.

Twelve principles we actually run on - plus the 120lb flat cart that explains all of them.

Political campaigns and organizations can request Background, OSINT, Digital Footprint, Campaign Finance, and other reports at GOTV.com/IntelAI agents consolidate publicly available records and published information into organized, easy-to-review research

Bad actors hide behind pixelated avatars and disposable handles. Here is how the chain unravels.

Device fingerprinting works on the bottom 90% of operators, but the top 10% rotate hardware before breakfast. Here is how to stop them.

A $65 Facebook transaction is all it takes to put an unvetted stranger behind the wheel. Here's how Sixtyfour closes that gap.