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DEVICE FINGERPRINTING

Stop Fraudsters From Resetting Their Risk History

Returns a persistent Visitor Fingerprint ID, composite Threat Level, and signals across network routing, device integrity, and evasion detection, per verification event.

Device fingerprinting verification card — Visitor Fingerprint ID, Network Context, Evasion Signals, Device Intelligence and Threat Level shown side by side.
PERFORMANCE PROOF

Faster Fraud Decisions Stronger Detection

99.3%
fraud detection rate
<5 sec
IP intelligence response time
38%
higher genuine-user conversion
Trusted By 2000+ Clients Worldwide
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INDUSTRY COVERAGE

Device Intelligence for Every Industry Fraud Targets

Banned Sellers Returning Behind New Accounts

Banned sellers re-register new accounts from the same device to continue operating. Shufti keeps device history connected across new account registrations, exposing repeat offenders before they re-enter the marketplace.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does device fingerprinting return in the API response?

Five things: a Visitor Fingerprint ID (a stable ID for the device), a Threat Level (an overall risk score), network and location details (IP, ASN, routing), evasion signals (VPN, TOR, emulator, jailbreak, browser tampering), and stability signals (IP changes, country and timezone mismatches).

How does device fingerprinting differ from cookie-based tracking?

Cookies are stored on the user's device and can be deleted. Device fingerprints are stored on Shufti's servers and cannot be cleared by the user. The fingerprint stays the same even after cookies are wiped, private browsing is used, or the network changes.

What is the difference between device fingerprinting and behavioural biometrics?

Device fingerprinting asks: is this a trusted device and connection? Behavioural biometrics asks: is the person behind it acting like a real user? One checks the device. The other checks the behaviour. Both together give a more complete picture.

Where in a verification flow does device fingerprinting apply?

At login, account recovery, payouts, withdrawals, sign-up, and marketplace onboarding. Anywhere device consistency and network integrity matter to the risk decision.

What do teams typically do with the signals?

Three actions. Allow when everything looks normal and the Threat Level is low. Step up authentication when risk rises — VPN detected, new device, IP mismatch. Block or review when strong evasion combinations appear, such as TOR with an emulator or a datacenter IP with automation signals.

Is device fingerprinting GDPR-compliant?

Yes. Fraud prevention qualifies as a legitimate interest under GDPR Article 6(1)(f), confirmed by Recital 47. Individual consent is not required. Businesses should document this basis and disclose it in their privacy policy.

How does device fingerprinting work alongside behavioural biometrics?

Device fingerprinting sets the risk context. Behavioural biometrics checks what the person is doing inside the session. A clean device with unusual behaviour triggers a biometric step-up. A flagged device with normal behaviour triggers a network review. Using both closes the gaps either misses alone.

Stop Fraudsters Before They Reset the Trail

Detect returning devices, masked networks, evasion tools, and high-risk sessions before they reach payouts, withdrawals, or repeat account creation.