#Axon face2face registration#
Consequently, the highly configurable software framework has reduced the threat of phishing, SIM swap fraud and other cyberattacks.īiometric registration and authentication are popular with banks and mobile operators, as it allows Axon’s customers to rapidly roll out SIM registration and distribution solutions to cater for multiple requirements. We are also working with various banks in East Africa and have government projects in Southern and West Africa,” opens Lipshitz, CEO and Founder of Axon.īy combining biometrics, automated ID card reading solutions, artificial intelligence (AI)-powered machine vision, and biometric devices, Axon is combatting identity theft and fraud, while continually searching for new and improved technology to optimise customer enrolment.Īxon has deployed the identity management platform Face2Face across 11 countries, registering over 200 million people. Our customers include MTN Group, Zain Group, Ethio Telecom, and Zamtel, to name a few. “We supply services for many mobile carriers in Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Today, Axon employs 30 people across three continents, operating within South Africa, Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Austria, and China. While studying electrical engineering in the 1990s, just as the Internet and mobile telecommunications became more commercial, Justin Lipshitz’s interest in technology was accelerated further, after his father’s Apple II computer had first piqued his interest many years earlier.įollowing university, Lipshitz went on to build software at MTN Group, where he decided to establish Axon Wireless (Axon) in 2005. VIEW BROCHURE TRUSTED TECHNOLOGY FOR DIGITAL IDENTITIES
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