The gap
The loss is visible. The identity behind is not.
Dollars lost
Incident reports and write-offs name the symptom. The identity-of-record behind the carrier stays unverified.
Carrier names on paper
MC numbers and DOT filings name an entity. They don't bind the human signing the contract or pulling the load.
Patterns after the freight is gone
Fraud post-mortems surface the pattern after the load has moved. Identity needs to be answered at the boundary, not afterwards.
The product
Built for how fraud works now.
Two shifts at once: synthetic IDs and deepfake selfies are cheap, and mobile driver's licenses are signed and TSA-accepted. The product is built for both.
Accepts the new standard
Native support for mobile driver's licenses — verified by cryptographic signature, not a photo. ISO/IEC 18013-5.
Liveness and spoof checks
Models trained to detect deepfake selfies, injection attacks, and synthetic IDs that fool a human or a static checker.
Proof, not paperwork
Every check returns a signed, tamper-evident record. Audit-ready by default — no screenshots, no manual logs.
Proof
Proof for every check, replayable in sandbox.
HMAC-SHA256-signed webhooks plus a verifiable audit chain. Counsel can see what was decided, when, which evidence was checked, and which credential was presented — without you keeping a single screenshot.
How it works
Driver tap-to-verified in ~30 seconds.
Only the signed yes/no enters your system. No raw PII. No retained images.
- Step 01
Trigger
A system or mobile device calls the API or surfaces a QR. Stile returns a verification-session URL.
- Step 02
Verify
Driver opens the link, captures a mobile driver's license (Apple/Google Wallet) or a photo of a government ID, plus a liveness selfie.
- Step 03
Sign
Stile cryptographically signs the result. No raw PII crosses your wire.
- Step 04
Webhook
A signed assertion is delivered to your callback URL. Sandbox-replayable and auditable.
- Step 05
Decide
Your onboarding, dispatch, or gate system acts on the signed result. ~30 seconds end-to-end.
Outcome
One verified identity. Every handoff.
See the same signed pass/fail your dock, dispatch, or onboarding system will receive.
Why Stile
Easy. Cheap. No PII. Effective.
Easy
Integrates quietly into existing workflows using QR codes, kiosk tablets, or driver phones.
Low cost
$0.25 per verification at enterprise scale. A fraction of legacy ID-verification costs.
No PII
No data monetization schemes. A signed yes/no is returned. No images stored, no profiles built, no data resold.
Effective
Designed to detect liveness attacks, synthetic IDs, and impersonation. Re-trained against emerging tactics to stay ahead of what's next.
Methods
Six ways to verify the person, not just the paperwork.
Same signed result regardless of which credential the principal or driver presents.
Mobile driver's license
ISO/IEC 18013-5 wallet credential, verified by signature, not a photo.
Government ID scan
OCR plus barcode cross-reference, the always-available fallback path.
Liveness + face match
Passive liveness scored against the document portrait, sub-second.
QR / guard-station handoff
Per-session QR at the dock or gate — no app install for the driver.
Re-verification on record change
A changed identity-of-record on file re-triggers the check automatically.
Signed webhook result
Every method returns the identical pass/fail shape to your system.
Trusted across regulated industries · Built on open standards
Integration surfaces
Call it from the dock, the gate, or onboarding.
A verification session is one API call. Trigger it from a dispatch system, a guard-station tablet, or a carrier-onboarding form — the signed result comes back the same way regardless of trigger.
- REST API — one POST to create the session, one signed webhook back.
- Node.js SDK — typed client, webhook signature verification built in.
- Hosted iframe — drop the verification UI into a kiosk or internal tool with no build.
Where it fits
Three identity moments. Three points of leverage.
Each row maps to a deeper page below. Carrier onboarding, broker handoff, and pickup at the dock — same primitive, three workflows.
| Identity moment | What Stile verifies | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
Moment 01 Carrier onboarding | What Stile verifies Government ID, liveness, and face match of the principal signing the contracts. | Outcome Chameleon and shell-carrier admissions filtered before authority issues. |
Moment 02 Broker / shipper handoff | What Stile verifies Carrier principal and assigned driver re-verified before sensitive load details are released. | Outcome Impersonator carriers caught at booking, before a load is ever assigned. |
Moment 03 Pickup at the dock | What Stile verifies Driver via QR code or guard-station tablet. Cryptographically matched to driver on the record. | Outcome Forged IDs and fictitious pickups stopped at the gate, before the load moves. |
No. Stile returns a signed yes/no plus the audit pointer. Document images, biometric templates, and PII never leave Stile's verification pipeline.
Yes. The driver scans the QR with their phone camera, captures a mobile driver's license or a photo of a government ID plus a liveness selfie, and the gate system receives the signed assertion via webhook. No app install required on the driver's side.
Yes. ISO/IEC 18013-5 mobile driver's licenses from Apple Wallet and Google Wallet are accepted natively. The wallet releases the signed credential; the merchant never sees the underlying document.
Anti-spoof models score the liveness capture for injection, replay, and printed-photo attacks. The document is cross-referenced for synthetic-ID indicators and OCR mismatches. Both checks are pre-flight to the verified webhook.
Audit pointers are retained per the workflow's retention policy. Counsel can replay any signed event in the sandbox for the duration of that retention window — without storing the underlying PII.
The ask
See it running on your workflow.
Bring a real onboarding form, dispatch system, or gate script and we'll wire up a live verification session against it — QR at the dock, a link from onboarding, whichever surface your workflow already runs. Signed pass/fail back to your system, no PII stored, no screenshots to keep.
Signed webhook
verification_session.verified
- object
- verification_session
- status
- verified
- client_reference_id
- order_1934
- livemode
- true
- completed_at
- 1741564800
Selected fields from the event's data.object. Every delivery carries a Stile-Signature header holding an HMAC-SHA256 of the timestamp and the raw body, keyed with your endpoint secret. The snapshot carries outcome fields only, so captures, biometric templates and document images are never part of it.