Valyd Wave — one wave proves face, palm and voice in under six seconds.Learn more|Valyd Wave — one wave proves face, palm and voice in under six seconds.Learn more|Valyd Wave — one wave proves face, palm and voice in under six seconds.Learn more|Valyd Wave — one wave proves face, palm and voice in under six seconds.Learn more|Valyd Wave — one wave proves face, palm and voice in under six seconds.Learn more|Valyd Wave — one wave proves face, palm and voice in under six seconds.Learn more|Valyd Wave — one wave proves face, palm and voice in under six seconds.Learn more|Valyd Wave — one wave proves face, palm and voice in under six seconds.Learn more|

Wave

biometric-only sign-in

Wave to prove you are real.

One wave proves you are a real, unique, consenting person. The same wave opens your account. The same wave recovers it. No device, no PIN, no ID document — nothing to lose, nothing to steal.

Try the wave →See it in an app →camera + mic required

Demo only. No biometric data leaves this device.

proof of realness

A person is not a document. A person is a live event.

Old systems ask you to prove who you are with things you own or remember. Wave asks you to prove it with a moment: your face, your palm crossing your face, and your voice, all happening at once.

Face descriptor

Palm crosses face

Voice print

must happen together

one wave, six proofs

Authentication, not just a login screen.

Each proof is a separate seal. Only when enough seals align does the multi-key vault open. The result is access, recovery and attestation from a single biometric sequence.

Realness

A wave is a live event. Face, palm occlusion and voice must all happen in the same moment, so a photo or a recording can never pass.

Security

Five loosely-correlated signals have to agree in the same six seconds. Breaking one of them gets an attacker nowhere.

Uniqueness

Face embedding, palm geometry and voice MFCC combine into a template no one else can reproduce — and 1:N matching stops duplicate identities at enrolment.

Anti-deepfake

Your palm sweeps across your face mid-sentence. A rendered video can't produce two real occlusions with audio that stays in step.

Intent

You say out loud what you are approving. The words are part of the proof, so consent is captured — never assumed.

Voice biometrics

Timbre, not passphrase. MFCC coefficients plus pitch cadence identify the speaker even when the words change.

the access thesis

No device. No PIN. No ID.

Legacy access is a chain of proxies for a person: a phone you hold, a number you memorised, a card you carry, a one-off face scan checked against a document. Every proxy can be lost, stolen, shared or spoofed — and every one of them needs its own recovery path.

Wave removes the proxy. The credential is the live person, proved in the moment across several independent modalities.

then · now

A device you must hold→Nothing to carry
A PIN you must remember→Nothing to memorise
An ID document to present→No issuer dependency
A single face scan→A live multi-modal sequence

recovery

Login is recovery.

Because the biometric sequence is the account key, there is no separate recovery flow sitting behind your login waiting to be attacked.

Normal access

You wave in. The same ceremony every time, from your own device or a shared one you have never touched before.

Same act, no reset

Lost the phone, forgot everything, new device, new country? You still just wave. There is nothing to reset — so there is nothing for an attacker to social-engineer.

Human fallback — exception only

If the technology genuinely can't read you — injury, illness, no capture available — we fall back to multi-human recovery: peers, family or colleagues vouch for you. If someone has no network of their own, the Valyd network becomes the quorum, with trained attesters vouching under the same Wave proof.

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