

Identity verification to payment recipients
Prove Know Your Payee helps banks and payment platforms confirm the identity of the receiving party before funds are sent. By validating human identity across payment rails, organizations can reduce fraud, improve trust, and prevent misdirected payments.


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Key Benefits
Verify the person behind every payment
Confirm the identity of the receiving party before funds are sent, mitigating against misdirected payments and push payment fraud
Verify identity across ACH, cards, crypto, and real-time payment networks
Enable recipient verification without requiring complex account setup or manual credential entry, helping maintain a low-friction payment experience
Use Cases
Precision Bot Control Across Critical Flows
Block non-human OTP requests before messages are sent — preventing SMS toll fraud and runaway authentication costs.
Protect vendor payments, insurance payouts, and merchant disbursements from fraud.
Support identity verification and wallet ownership validation in crypto and stablecoin transfers.
Business Impact
For Your Customers and Your Bottom Line
Protect users from scams and misdirected payments
Reduce failed or misdirected payments by verifying recipient identity before funds are sent
Prevent payment errors that trigger disputes, investigations, and customer support cases
Organizations that join the Know Your Payee Design Partner Program will collaborate with Prove to evaluate these capabilities, provide feedback on real payment workflows, and help shape how the solution addresses fraud across payment rails

How it Works
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Why Prove?
Identity intelligence built for payment verification


Help build the future of payment recipient verification
Push payment fraud continues to grow across payment rails. Prove is developing Know Your Payee to verify the identity of payment recipients before funds are sent. Join the Design Partner Program to help shape how banks and payment platforms prevent fraud and securely verify recipients across payment networks.
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