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TamperCheck vs Entrust

TamperCheck, the #1
Entrust Alternative

TamperCheck answers whether an uploaded document has been altered or fabricated - with a clear verdict and specific findings your team can act on. Entrust Identity Verification - built on the Onfido platform Entrust acquired in 2024 - is a complete identity verification suite covering document checks, face match, and liveness, sold as part of Entrust's broader identity and security portfolio.

The altered field named and locatedAutomated QC on every findingZero document storage$0.50 / document, pay-as-you-go200+ forensic detection layersManaged AI inference

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TamperCheck.ai compared with Entrust

Choosing a document verification partner is a significant decision. This page helps procurement and operations teams understand how TamperCheck compares to Entrust - on pricing, privacy posture, and what it actually takes to get started. Note that TamperCheck works on digital PDFs and scanned hard copies alike - including physical stamp verification and handwritten signature analysis, not just native digital files.

Digital PDFs

text layer + raster analysis

Phone photos & scans

camera captures and flatbed scans

Physical stamp verification

ink bleed, embossing, overlay detection

Handwritten signature analysis

forgery and substitution checks

Side-by-side

The same fifteen questions we answer on the homepage, with Entrust in the third column.

  • Documents covered

    TamperCheck.ai
    100+ document types from 190+ countries
    Entrust
    2,500+ identity document types across 195 countries (their claim)
  • Forensic checks per document

    TamperCheck.ai
    200+ forensic layers on every upload
    Entrust
    ID authenticity plus biometric liveness and face match
  • AI-generated documents

    TamperCheck.ai
    Dedicated synthesis pass, resolved to the field
    Entrust
    Deepfake defences aimed at the selfie and ID capture, not at uploaded paperwork
  • Image forgery detection

    TamperCheck.ai
    Pixel-level: splice, resave and edge-sharpness deltas
    Entrust
    On identity documents, against a template library
  • PDF & file structure

    TamperCheck.ai
    Objects, fonts, metadata and editor traces
    Entrust
    Not the product - the unit of work is a capture session
  • Field-level alteration

    TamperCheck.ai
    Yes - the altered field named and located
    Entrust
    Pass or fail on the identity check
  • Scans, photos & physical marks

    TamperCheck.ai
    Stamps, embossing, signatures, print artefacts
    Entrust
    ID security features - holograms, fonts, printing
  • Automated QC on findings

    TamperCheck.ai
    Every finding re-validated before you see it
    Entrust
    Not published
  • What you get back

    TamperCheck.ai
    A verdict, the field named, in plain English
    Entrust
    A verified / not-verified decision about a person
  • Time to verdict

    TamperCheck.ai
    About a minute, unattended
    Entrust
    Seconds per session
  • Price per document

    TamperCheck.ai
    $0.50, published
    Entrust
    Not published - quoted by volume
  • Commitment

    TamperCheck.ai
    None - no seat fees, no minimum, no cap
    Entrust
    Annual enterprise contract
  • How you start

    TamperCheck.ai
    Self-serve - $5 matched to $10, live the same day
    Entrust
    Sales-led - demo and procurement first
  • Document retention

    TamperCheck.ai
    Zero - analysed in memory, never written to disk
    Entrust
    Verification records retained for the audit trail; terms set by contract
  • Training on your documents

    TamperCheck.ai
    Never
    Entrust
    Governed by contract, not published

Entrust figures are taken from their own published material - entrust.com identity verification pages and Onfido acquisition material, checked September 2026. Anything they state about themselves and we cannot verify is marked “their claim”. Where a row reads “not published”, the information was not publicly available at that date, not that it does not exist.

When to choose TamperCheck

  • You already have capture and onboarding and only need a deep tamper + AI adjudication pass on the file bytes.
  • You want managed AI inference, published $/document economics, and an ephemeral document story without buying a full IDV suite.
  • You’re building internal or B2B tools where a lightweight verdict endpoint beats rolling out consumer-grade liveness flows.

When to choose Entrust

  • You need regulated KYC out of the box: liveness, face match, watchlists, and vendor attestations for identity programs.
  • Your product is consumer onboarding and you want mobile SDKs + hosted journeys, not only server-side PDF analysis.
  • Procurement wants a named global IDV backed by an established enterprise security vendor, with broad country coverage and enterprise support SLAs.

Full identity suite vs. specialist document forensics

Entrust's natural buyer is building identity verification as a capability: who is this person, does the selfie match the ID, is the session real? That buyer question didn't change when Entrust acquired Onfido in 2024 - the same document-and-biometric IDV stack is now sold as part of a larger identity and security portfolio (PKI, certificates, secure issuance) rather than as a standalone product. TamperCheck's buyer is asking a narrower technical question: is this PDF or image internally consistent, and what looks edited or AI-generated?

You might even use both: Entrust (or similar) for the identity journey, and TamperCheck when you want forensic depth and control on the exact file your risk team is arguing about. The differentiator is whether you're purchasing platform identity or a focused tamper API.

TamperCheck vs Entrust: common questions

Is TamperCheck an alternative to Entrust's identity verification product?

For document authenticity, yes - and for identity verification, no. Entrust Identity Verification answers whether a person is who they claim to be. TamperCheck answers whether a document is what it claims to be, including the bank statements, payslips and certificates that never pass through an onboarding session at all.

What happened to Onfido - is it the same as Entrust?

Onfido was acquired by Entrust in April 2024. Its document and biometric identity verification technology is the same lineage, now sold as Entrust Identity Verification inside Entrust's broader portfolio of identity and security products rather than as a standalone company. Anyone evaluating "Onfido" today is evaluating Entrust's product and sales process.

Can I use Entrust and TamperCheck together?

Yes, and many teams do. Entrust (or any IDV vendor) handles the identity journey at signup; TamperCheck handles every document that arrives afterwards - income proof, address proof, invoices, credentials - with per-field tamper analysis and AI-generation detection. They cover different halves of the trust chain.

Which one detects AI-generated documents?

TamperCheck runs a dedicated AI-generation and deepfake pass on every upload and localises the finding to the individual field. An IDV platform's document checks are built around the capture session and identity documents; documents submitted by email or through your own forms are outside that flow entirely.

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