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Detect forged documents, fake IDs and deepfakes before you fund a loan or pay a claim

Document fraud detection for mortgage, HELOC and insurance teams.

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01 / 06 · What you get

See what was flagged, and where.

Every finding points to the field, says how it was changed, and how strong the signal is.

statement-sep-2026.pdfPDF · 1 pageNeeds review · 3 findingsIllustrative example · synthetic document
Example BankStatement · Sep 1–30, 2026

J. Example · Checking ···· 4821

Scroll the statement to see all columns.

Transactions on the synthetic statement
DateDescriptionAmountBalance
Sep 1Opening balance3,418.60
Sep 5Payroll · Lakeside Logistics+2,940.006,358.60
Sep 8Rent · autopay−1,850.004,508.60
Sep 12Card purchases−1,275.333,233.27
Sep 19Payroll · Lakeside Logistics+2,940.006,173.27
Sep 30Closing balance14,173.27
  1. Closing balance re-rendered

    Digits drawn over the original. The transactions add up to 6,173.27, not 14,173.27.

    Strong
  2. Deposit line overlaid

    The Sep 19 text layer doesn’t match the rendered page. Font and spacing differ from the rest of the column.

    Moderate
  3. Metadata gap

    Last saved by a PDF editor three days after the statement date. Not proof on its own.

    Moderate

Each finding says where it is, how the file was changed and how strong the signal is. Your team decides.

02 / 06 · What it catches

It starts with documents. Live today for documents, images, video and IDs.

  1. Forged statements, pay stubs and IDs.

  2. AI-generated or edited photos.

  3. Face swaps and other deepfakes.

  4. Where a file came from.

  5. What was flagged, and where.

  6. A trust check before agents act. In development.

Document, in motion Illustrative animation. A scan crosses the original statement. Its existing font mismatch and altered field are then emphasised, with the original callouts. ALTERED FIELD FONT MISMATCH
Image, in motion Illustrative animation. A scan crosses the original photograph beneath the stationary analysis head. The existing edited region and missing camera-data callouts are emphasised in turn. EDITED REGION NO CAMERA DATA
Video, in motion Illustrative animation. The four original video frames are scanned in order without moving. The existing amber region, FRAME 214 and FACE SWAP? callouts draw attention to the third frame. FACE SWAP? FRAME 214
Provenance, in motion Illustrative animation. The original history chain is traced upward, one existing layer at a time. The trace stops before the original amber gap and MISSING STEP callout; no missing history is invented. MISSING STEP CONTENT CREDENTIALS
Evidence, in context Illustrative evidence map. A scan crosses the original isometric layer. Its flagged region connects to three signals on the standing evidence board, then the original REVIEW label is emphasised. 3 SIGNALS REVIEW
Agents, in motion Illustrative animation. The original agent's route reaches a stationary file at the trust-check gate. The file is scanned and held inside its original amber boundary. The existing HOLD FOR REVIEW label is emphasised; no successful passage is shown. AGENT TRUST CHECK HOLD FOR REVIEW

03 / 06 · Where trust breaks

Fake documents, images, videos and IDs cost real money.

  • Altered statements and pay stubs inflate income.

    Document

  • Edited income documents slip past lighter checks.

    Document

  • Fake damage photos and invoices inflate payouts.

    Image · Document

  • Synthetic selfies and edited IDs.

    ID · Video

  • Edited receipts and screenshots.

    Image · Document

  • Agents acting on fake files.

    Any file

Insurance claims

Fake damage, real payouts.

Illustrative cases, flagged before payout.

  • Illustration: a car damage photo with a dent flagged as AI-generated, beside a file-facts card with no camera data.

    Auto · Photo

    A dent that wasn’t there

    Damage added with an image generator. No camera data.

  • Illustration: a house photo with roof damage flagged as an edited region; the file was last saved by a photo editor.

    Property · Photo

    Storm damage, edited in

    Hail damage painted onto an intact roof.

  • Illustration: a repair invoice with its total flagged as edited and one amount in a different font.

    Auto · Invoice

    A bigger repair bill

    Total edited. One amount in a different font.

  • Illustration: a receipt for a television with its purchase date and total flagged as edited.

    Contents · Receipt

    A receipt with a new date

    Purchase date and total changed.

Test it on your own files.

Open the demo with a statement, a photo or an ID, or book a walkthrough.

What’s next

On the file, before the money moves.

What’s next is a person on the unsure files, before anyone funds a loan or pays a claim.

In development.

Simulated data

Deposits$5,100

Pay stub and W-2 · $8,400

A deposit that doesn’t match

Funding this loan means trusting income the deposits don’t support.

Mortgage and HELOC

Simulated data

Review

An unsure file

Unsure results go to a person before anyone approves the account.

Onboarding and KYC

Simulated data

Hold

A claim held

Paying a fraudulent claim starts with a file that should wait.

Insurance claims

Simulated data

  • Balance re-rendered
  • Metadata gap
  • Font mismatch

Findings on the statement

The balance was re-rendered. A person clears it or asks for the original.

Sample report

06 / 06 · Is it safe?

Evidence, handled
with care.

Illustration: a file kept inside an enclosed environment.

Your files, your control

We agree how files are handled before you share any.

People decide

Every flag comes with its evidence.

Illustration: three cards for evidence, uncertainty and human review.

Security

Security built for regulated teams.

Our cloud, yours or on-prem

Host in the US, EU or APAC, deploy in your own VPC or on-prem, or keep files in your cloud while Trustable runs the checks.

SOC 2 Type II and GDPR

Independently audited controls, with personal data handled under GDPR.

04 / 06 · How you use it

The trust layer, as an API.

Send a document, image, video or ID. Get a verdict, its reason and every finding back as JSON.

Request an API key
curl https://demo.trustable.ai/v1/documents \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRUSTABLE_API_KEY" \
  -F file=@statement.pdf

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Which documents does Trustable check?

Bank statements, pay stubs, W-2s, tax returns and IDs in loan files; damage photos, repair invoices, receipts and claim documents in insurance claims; and images and video for edits, AI generation and face swaps. Each file is checked for edited text, font and layout mismatches, metadata gaps and totals that don’t add up, and every finding is marked where it sits with its strength.

How are fake pay stubs and W-2s detected?

Each pay stub and W-2 is checked for edited figures, font mismatches and rebuilt templates. Cross-checking income across a whole loan file is in development.

Why do HELOC lenders need document fraud detection?

HELOCs often close with lighter checks than a first mortgage, so an edited pay stub or statement is easier to miss.

Can Trustable detect AI-generated or edited claim photos?

Yes. It looks for edits, AI-generation traces and missing camera data in damage photos, and checks repair invoices and receipts for edits.

Does missing metadata mean a file is fake?

No. Messaging apps, screenshots and re-saves often strip it, so it’s one signal among several, never proof on its own.

Is Trustable SOC 2 compliant?

Yes. Trustable is SOC 2 Type II audited, and personal data is handled under GDPR. Files are processed in the Trustable cloud, hosted in the US, EU or APAC, or in your own VPC or on-prem; you can also keep files in your cloud while Trustable runs the checks. Data handling is agreed in writing before any file is shared, and the audit report is available on request.

Is Trustable always right?

No. No AI is 100% accurate. Results can be wrong in either direction, flagging a genuine file or missing a fake, so a person should review each flag before acting on it.

Who makes Trustable?

Trustable is a product of Reality Inc., a company based in San Francisco and Toronto that has raised $2.6M. trustable.ai is the marketing site; customers sign in to the Trustable web app at demo.trustable.ai. Trustable checks documents, images, video and IDs for edits and AI generation for mortgage, HELOC and insurance teams. Read more on the About page.

Next step

Trust you can verify.

Open the demo with your own files, or book a walkthrough.