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The verified badge, for every way your institution communicates.
Email has BIMI. Phone has Truecaller. Neither covers the other - and neither covers what's coming next: AI agents acting on your behalf. Gemisis is one registry, one verified signal, across every channel - so people know it's really you before they trust you.
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. Last year, a finance employee joined a video call with who appeared to be their CFO and colleagues - authorized a series of wire transfers - and every other person on that call was a deepfake. $25 million gone, in one call.
This isn't a future risk. It's already the cheapest, most scalable form of fraud that exists.
How it works
Verification has to come from your side, not theirs.
A badge or logo inside a message proves nothing - anyone can copy an image. So Gemisis doesn't work by handing senders something to display. It works the other way:
An institution registers its real channels
Official phone numbers, email domains, websites, and authorized AI agents — all logged with Gemisis.
Your device checks in real time
When you receive a communication, the app, browser, or phone checks it against Gemisis's registry. The sender never controls this step.
You see a clear result
This matches a channel the institution registered — or it doesn't. No one can fake a badge they were never given.
No one can fake a badge they were never given. The verification happens on your side, at the moment you need it.
A few examples
Gemisis will be your trust companion across every channel
Calls, texts, emails, and beyond. Here's a glimpse of what that looks like.
Verified incoming call
An incoming call from a Gemisis-registered sender shows a real-time verification badge before you answer. You know it's legitimate before you pick up.
Unverified SMS
A text from a sender not registered with Gemisis is flagged the moment it arrives. The warning appears before you interact with the message — not after.
Unverified email
An email claiming to be from a trusted institution is flagged if the sender isn't registered. The alert appears inside your native mail app.
Verified incoming call
An incoming call from a Gemisis-registered sender shows a real-time verification badge before you answer. You know it's legitimate before you pick up.
Unverified SMS
A text from a sender not registered with Gemisis is flagged the moment it arrives. The warning appears before you interact with the message — not after.
Unverified email
An email claiming to be from a trusted institution is flagged if the sender isn't registered. The alert appears inside your native mail app.
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 passport officer can confirm your identity without handing over your personal file. A card payment confirms you have the funds without exposing your bank balance. Gemisis works the same way: it returns only what's needed to answer one question - is this communication genuinely registered by the organization it claims to be from - without exposing the underlying verification records of either party.
Knowwho's really reaching out- before you act.
- Verification establishes traceability.
- Traceability enables accountability.
- Accountability discourages fraud.