Fraud type 01
Invoice fraud
Fraudulent invoices are submitted for payment by intercepting legitimate invoices and modifying bank details, amounts, or vendor information. ContentSign detects any modification between signing and payment approval. A signed invoice that arrives with a broken signature can be flagged automatically before payment is approved.
Tens of billions
Lost globally to invoice and payment fraud annually
Fraud type 02
Deepfaked approvals
AI-generated video and audio of executives authorizing wire transfers, contract changes, or access requests. ContentSign verifies that video and audio content is authentic and unmodified from the point of signing. A deepfaked approval has no valid C2PA signature.
$1.1B
Lost by US companies to deepfake fraud in 2025
Fraud type 03
Contract manipulation
Terms, amounts, or parties in contracts modified after signing. ContentSign binds the signature to the exact content at the moment of signing. Any post-signature modification is immediately detectable by any C2PA-compatible verification tool.
Fraud type 04
Media impersonation
Manipulated photos and video used to misrepresent events, products, or identities in a business context. Signed media carries a verifiable provenance record. Recipients can confirm the image or video is unmodified from the point of signing.