#highsecure
Where an access card alone isn’t enough

We add a second factor: the face. Secure and privacy-friendly.

A second layer of protection

An access card proves which card is at the door, not who is holding it.

Access cards change hands, get lost or get stolen. They are lent out, taken from a desk or copied. Until someone reports it, such a card simply opens the door.
Afterwards, you can’t prove who was inside. The log shows a card number, not a person.
Certainty now depends on people. A guard at the entrance or someone watching remotely. That costs money every day, and things easily slip through.

20Face links a face to the access card. The system checks for itself that both match, at every door and every time. Without anyone having to watch.

How it works

Four steps, every time.

1
You hold your card or ID against the reader
2
You look at the camera
3
20Face checks whether your face belongs to the card
4
The door only opens if card and face match and you are allowed in

Works with what you already use

No need to overhaul your entire infrastructure. In many cases your current access cards and access control system stay in use, and 20Face simply adds the face check. That saves time and money.

Already have an access card? In many cases you can keep using it.
Passport or ID card? That can also be the first proof, depending on your situation.
Expecting a visitor? Send a QR code that is only valid for that day. No card to hand out, and afterwards the code no longer works.

Find out what fits your situation

Why it works

Takes work off your staff.

The identity check happens automatically at the door. Nobody needs to check people at every entrance, which saves costs.
A face can’t be passed on.

A lent, borrowed or taken card no longer gets anyone inside.
No entry with a photo.

Liveness detection checks that a real person is standing at the door, not a printed photo or a screen.
Privacy by design.

GDPR-proof, Dutch technology, and no photo database of your people.
Works fully offline.

No internet connection needed at the door. Access keeps working, even if the network goes down.

In practice: Secure Logistics

Every day, thousands of drivers and contractors pass the gates in the ports of Rotterdam and Amsterdam. Only people with the right access rights may enter. With card and face at the gate, a borrowed pass is no longer enough to get onto the site.

52,000+

users

companies

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