Traceability Infrastructure for digital communications
Know if it's really your
insurance provider, bank, business partner, college, doctor, supplier, investor, client, colleague.
Gemisis covers Gmail, Outlook, Meet, Teams, Zoom, phone calls, AI agents, wire-transfer recipients, domains and e-commerce platforms. Check who is behind the interaction before you pay, share or reply, whether the communication comes from outside your organization or from someone inside it.
The problem
Anyone can be faked now.
A voice clone. A spoofed number. An AI-written message that reads exactly like your bank's fraud department. In January 2024, Hong Kong police received a report of a fraudster impersonating a company's chief financial officer in a prerecorded deepfake video conference. The victim authorized transfers to five local bank accounts. About HK$200 million was lost.
A familiar face or voice is not enough to establish who is behind a payment request.
How it works
How Gemisis verifies a communication.
Gemisis establishes the sender, records each outgoing communication against that identity, and lets the receiver independently check the match. Like a bank tying transactions to an account, Gemisis ties communications to their sender.
First, establish the identity
Like a bank checking who opens an account, Gemisis establishes the identity behind a connected sender.
Then, record each communication
Like a transaction tied to a bank account, each outgoing communication is logged against its exact sender.
Your side checks the match
Gemisis independently compares the received communication with that sender's record. A copied name or address is not a match.
Someone copying your colleague's name does not inherit their verified identity or their outgoing-message record. Any unconfirmed step stays visible.
A few examples
A trust check where you communicate.
Check the evidence behind the interaction. These examples illustrate confirmed and unconfirmed results; availability depends on the channel and connection.
Who this is for
Every institution people trust with money or high-stakes decisions is a target.
Banks. Insurers. Government agencies. Healthcare providers. Large enterprises. Different industries, same underlying risk: someone is impersonating them to reach the people who trust them, right when it's most costly to get it wrong.
Trust & privacy
Proof without exposure.
A sender-side record supports a check on your side. You see what was confirmed without receiving the organization's private verification records. A public-source domain match identifies an associated company; it does not prove who sent the message.
Knowwho's really reaching out- before you act.
- Verification establishes traceability.
- Traceability enables accountability.
- Accountability discourages fraud.