AN INTEGRATED AUTHENTICATION AND SIGNING SYSTEM FOR MAKING THE KYC EVENT A HARDWARE-BASED TECHNICAL PREREQUISITE ON A SINGLE INTEGRATED HARDWARE UNIT FOR REMOTE AUTHENTICATION AND FOR HARDWARE-LEVEL SEALING OF OPERATIONAL KYC EVIDENCE ALONG WITH ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE DATA.

Abstract

The invention combines remote identity verification (KYC) and electronic signature processes on a single integrated hardware unit; by processing authentication data on a parallel processing unit (e.g., GPU) using face matching and liveness analysis, writing a temporary hardware verification signal to the processor's protected memory for transactions exceeding a certain confidence threshold as a result of this analysis, the signature processing module is technically activated only when the presence and validity of this signal are verified, and the biometric hash, device ID, time information, signature data, risk score, liveness output, and certificate information of the transaction are cryptographically sealed at the hardware level and stored in a secure record area within a single long-term verification package. This creates a hardware-based technical prerequisite chain between KYC and the signature engine, while also providing transaction integrity and non-repudiation through a single object of proof at the time of audit, and further develops...It relates to a method and system that supports plug-and-play, secure, and high-volume enterprise KYC / signature traffic by segmenting test and live environments at the memory and network levels.