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Web Summit: Spanish Company Helps Your Business Cut Costs With Its Multibiometric Technology

Via News met with Spanish company Mobbeel at Web Summit to discuss their multibiometric authentication and digital onboarding solutions for the growing cybersecurity industry.

L.M. Salvado
L.M. Salvado

November 10, 2018

From left to right: Rafael Campillo and Ramón from the Mobbeel team. Photo by: ViaNews.
LISBON (VIANews) - Right at the heart of the Web Summit, we met with Mobbeel, a company who develops cutting-edge multibiometric authentication, digital onboarding, and biometric signature solutions for digital environments.
"The Cybersecurity industry is becoming crucial, taking into account that new sectors are emerging every day increasingly demanding technological solutions"
Mobbeel's CEO & Co-Founder, José Luis Huertas
Mobbeel's CEO & Co-Founder, José Luis Huertas, told ViaNews that "the Cybersecurity industry is becoming crucial, taking into account that new sectors are emerging every day increasingly demanding technological solutions to better Know Your Customer (KYC) and avoid fraud. Biometric authentication offers an extra security layer that increases security in companies' processes, achieves compliance benefits, improves clients loyalty and reduces operating costs." The Web Summit selected them as an Alpha company which, according to the Web Summit definition, means they are in the "pre-investment stage or has under $1 million in funding."
"Our goal is going far beyond the minimum conditions imposed by regulators, innovating and providing new technological solutions for a new era where the client is the key."
Mobbeel's CTO & Co-Founder, Abrahám Holgado
The Mobbeel team went to the last year's edition of the Web Summit as professional visitors to study the possibility of participating as an ALPHA company this year. Mobbeel's CTO & Co-Founder, Abrahám Holgado, told us that the "Deployment of an innovative but also mature technology such as users multi-factor biometric recognition, in the different steps of their relationship with the company generates huge savings in operating costs and makes processes more secure. That's why our goal is going far beyond the minimum conditions imposed by regulators, innovating and providing new technological solutions for a new era where the client is the key." [caption id="attachment_5541" align="aligncenter" width="1000"]From left to right: Rafael Campillo and Ramón from the Mobbeel team. Photo by: ViaNews. From left to right: Rafael Campillo and Ramón from the Mobbeel team. Photo by: ViaNews.[/caption] The Mobbeel team explained to us that their company allows businesses to "identify and verify customers in a comfortable and safe way". With Mobbeel, "you are the key", they replied, and what their unique value proposition is having a highly specialized and experienced team in providing biometric solutions, developing their own software from the ground up and being flexible when it comes to adapting our solutions to our customers technical and business needs. Mobbeel's CMO, Rafael Campillo, talked to ViaNews about them being "pioneers in biometric recognition technology for mobile devices without the need for specific hardware, we have evolved to supply a full suite of technological products that let on verify customers' real-world identities and this evolution has been possible thanks to a passionate team that works and innovates every day in order to achieve excellence." Mobbeel's Computer Vision Engineer, Alvaro Hernández, told ViaNews about their company's mantra: VAPT (Validity, Authenticity, Property and Traceability). According to Alvaro Hernández, "a new concept for a new era where a Digital Onboarding process must meet the following 4 pillars: Validity, because the ID card must be automatically detected and classified to carry on the registration process. Authenticity, because the ID card used in the registry has to be original. Property, in order to identify the ID card owner and Traceability, because the overall process must be documented." Mobbeel is headquartered in Cáceres, a city in western Spain's Extremadura region but their CEO revealed that the company "has a global reach".
L.M. Salvado
L.M. Salvado

L.M. Salvado is an AI possibilist — he takes the risks of AI seriously, and still sees the route through them. Founder of Via News Network, an AI-native newsroom built on full source-traceability, he tracks how AI is reshaping markets, capital, and labor — the quiet shifts that happen before the headlines catch up.