Verisoul prevents the most common and costly fraud seen in rewards, cashback, and incentive-based apps, including fake sign-ups, account farming, device farms, emulator traffic, app cloning, click and offer fraud, location spoofing, bots, and duplicate users.

Verisoul is designed specifically for monetized user actions, where fraudsters attempt to maximize rewards using automation, fake identities, and scaled mobile infrastructure. Detection happens in real time using device, network, behavioral, and identity intelligence.

Verisoul stops fake accounts at sign-up by combining email intelligence, device analysis, and network forensics before a user is allowed to earn rewards.

At registration, Verisoul evaluates:

• Email reputation and history to detect disposable, programmatically generated, or low-trust email accounts
• Duplicate patterns across devices, emails, and sessions
• Network behavior indicating proxy usage or automation

This allows publishers to block low-quality or fraudulent accounts upfront, reducing downstream abuse, reward leakage, and manual reviews.

Verisoul uses advanced email intelligence to assess whether an email represents a real, long-term user or a throwaway fraud account.

Email signals include:

• Domain signals and disposable email detection
• Email age, online history, and social presence
• Known abuse indicators and linkage to prior fraud

These signals are combined with device and network context, so decisions are never made on email alone. This is especially effective for rewards apps, where email-based account farming is one of the primary attack vectors.

Yes. Verisoul offers ID Check and FaceMatch to verify high-risk users before allowing withdrawals, redemptions, or continued access.

For users flagged as risky, Verisoul can:

• Validate a government-issued ID
• Perform biometric FaceMatch to confirm the user is a real, unique individual
• Ensure one person is not operating multiple reward accounts

These checks are typically used selectively, only when risk thresholds are exceeded, so legitimate users are not burdened unnecessarily.

Yes. Verisoul is built for mobile-first rewards apps and works natively on both iOS and Android.

Verisoul’s mobile SDK supports:

• iOS and Android apps
• Real-time fraud decisions during onboarding and in-app actions
• Passive, low-latency detection without degrading UX

This allows publishers to stop fraud before rewards are earned, not after payouts occur.

Verisoul validates mobile devices using platform-level hardware trust signals and proprietary device intelligence.

Capabilities include:

• Partnerships with Apple and Google to confirm the app and device have not been tampered with
• Device marking, allowing known fraud devices to be permanently flagged
• Detection of emulators, rooted/jailbroken devices, and compromised environments

This ensures rewards are issued only to real physical devices, not virtualized or manipulated ones.

Yes. Verisoul detects app cloning, runtime hooking, and remote automation tools commonly used to exploit rewards apps.

Using native mobile signals and behavioral analysis, Verisoul identifies:

• Cloned or repackaged app instances
• Runtime manipulation frameworks
• Remote control and scripted automation

These attacks are especially common in rewards ecosystems, and Verisoul is designed to catch them without relying on brittle signature-based detection.

Verisoul analyzes native device behavior, including accelerometer and interaction signals, to distinguish real users from automated or farmed devices.

Behavioral indicators include:

• Natural motion and orientation patterns
• Touch cadence and interaction timing
• Consistency between physical movement and app usage

This makes it significantly harder for fraudsters to simulate legitimate user behavior at scale.

Yes. Verisoul helps rewards app publishers identify which acquisition sources drive high-quality users and which sources generate fraud.

Using Verisoul lists and analytics, publishers can:

• Rank traffic sources by fraud rate and quality
• Identify sources associated with device farms, fake accounts, or reward abuse
• Block or throttle poor-performing sources while scaling trusted partners

This allows teams to optimize spend, improve LTV, and reduce fraud-driven growth illusions.

Verisoul goes beyond basic bot or IP detection by combining mobile-native device validation, active network intelligence, behavioral analysis, and identity verification into one platform.

Most legacy tools rely on static IP lists or server-side checks, which miss modern rewards fraud like mobile device farms, app cloning, and account farming. Verisoul is built to stop real-world abuse at scale, while minimizing false positives and preserving user experience.

Yes. Verisoul is specifically designed to detect mobile proxies, residential proxies, and location spoofing used to exploit rewards, cashback, and incentive-based apps.

Fraudsters often rely on scaled mobile proxy infrastructure and GPS spoofing to simulate legitimate users. Verisoul detects this using:

• Network-level inspection techniques that flag encrypted proxy tunnels and abnormal packet routing
• Detection of intermediary or middleman devices touching traffic, which is common in device farms and proxy-based abuse
• Location piercing and triangulation, correlating network behavior, device movement, and session context to infer a user’s true physical location
• Device and identity consistency signals, including language settings, fonts, keyboard layouts, voice and speech characteristics, and regional OS configurations

By combining these signals, Verisoul can reliably stop location-based reward abuse, multi-account farming, and proxy-driven exploitation before rewards are earned or paid out.