Trust is Earned. Not
Scored
One record per device and account. Durable. Revocable. Explainable.
Trusted Across 4+ Countries
Trust that is earned. And revocable.
Most risk systems reduce a device to a score—a number that rises or falls without preserving the history behind it. Keverd treats trust differently: a device has a persistent identity, a history, and a state that can change as evidence accumulates. Trust can be established, strengthened, suspended, or revoked—with every change tied to the evidence and event that caused it.
Not every pattern is fraud.
Devices move between accounts in different ways. Keverd identifies the structure, timing, and history of those relationships so institutions can distinguish ordinary sharing from serial identity churn, takeovers, handovers, and coordinated device farms. A shared device is not automatically suspicious. Context and velocity matter.
Trust belongs to a relationship.
A device is not trusted in isolation. It is trusted in relation to an account, with a persistent record of how that trust was established and what evidence supports it. The same device can be trusted with one account and unknown with another—something a device-level score cannot express.
Trust can be withdrawn.
When trust is no longer justified, Keverd does not simply lower a number. It records a revocation: what changed, why it changed, who made the change, and when. The state is withdrawn, while the history remains. Trust is earned through evidence—and can be revoked when that evidence changes.
Every trust state has a history.
Keverd preserves the events that move a device-account relationship from provisional to established to trusted, or from trusted to suspended or revoked. When a decision needs to be explained, the institution can see the evidence and sequence behind the state—not just the number that came out of a model.
Know where a device has been seen.
Keverd shows how widely a device appears across the network, when it was first observed, and how many distinct identities are associated with it—without exposing another institution's customer data.
Count the signal. Protect the identity.
See trust on your own traffic.
Evaluate the record structure, or bring historical access logs into an isolated deployment. See how Keverd turns device activity into persistent, explainable trust states.