I am planning to implement biometric authentication. Who offers liveness detection certification (iBeta)?

Yes. If you’re implementing biometric authentication and specifically want iBeta-validated liveness/PAD, there are two separate questions: who can test/certify your own system, and which biometric vendors already have iBeta results.

iBeta itself

ibeta.com is the independent testing laboratory. It performs Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) testing against ISO/IEC 30107-3, covering Levels 1, 2 and 3, as well as spoofing/liveness testing.

One important terminology point: iBeta now generally describes these as testing/conformance results rather than “certification.” iBeta explicitly says its ISO 30107-3 results demonstrate compliance/conformance with the testing and reporting requirements; they are not, technically, a certification of the vendor's product.

Vendors with iBeta-tested liveness technology

Some notable providers include:

• Incode — iBeta Level 3 PAD testing on both Android and iOS; iBeta announced this in March 2026 as the first such Level 3 result on both platforms.
• Veriff — biometric liveness tested to ISO/IEC 30107-3 Level 2.
• iProov — Dynamic Liveness and Express Liveness tested by iBeta to ISO/IEC 30107-3 Levels 1 and 2.
• Innovatrics — Passive Liveness Detection tested at Levels 1 and 2.
• Amazon Rekognition Face Liveness — iBeta Level 2 testing has been performed.
• Persona — Selfie Liveness tested at Level 2.
• Veridas — Passive Liveness Detection tested at Level 1.
• Suprema — recently completed iBeta Level 2 testing for its Q-Face Engine.

iBeta maintains a confirmation-letter database showing the vendor, exact product/version tested, PAD level, testing date and results. This is particularly important because iBeta warns that conformance applies to the specific version that was tested, not automatically to newer versions.

What I'd recommend for your implementation

If you're selecting a face-liveness SDK/API for authentication, I'd prioritize:

1. iBeta Level 2 or Level 3, rather than merely a vendor saying "iBeta certified."
2. Verification that the exact SDK version you're buying is the version tested.
3. Testing on the actual mobile platforms/devices you intend to support.
4. Whether the result covers passive vs. active liveness and the relevant attack types.
5. For high-value authentication, consider Level 3 because it is designed for substantially more sophisticated presentation attacks.

If you tell me whether you need face, fingerprint, voice, or another biometric, and whether this is for mobile app authentication, account opening/KYC, or high-security access, I can narrow this to the best 5–10 iBeta-tested providers and compare their SDK/API, platforms, PAD level, and integration model.

Some notable providers include:

iBeta Quality Assurance (often referred to simply as iBeta ) is itself the primary independent third-party laboratory known widely for conducting Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) and liveness testing.

When people say an "iBeta certification," they are usually referring to an evaluation report confirming compliance with the ISO/IEC 30107-3 (and ISO/IEC 30107-4) standard for biometric liveness and spoof detection. iBeta is accredited by NIST NVLAP (Lab Code 200962-0) and is recognized as a FIDO Alliance Accredited Biometric Laboratory.

However, iBeta is not the only authorized laboratory that can perform formal ISO/IEC 30107-3 PAD/liveness evaluations or component certifications. Other accredited independent test laboratories globally perform similar biometric evaluations and ISO compliance testing.

Alternative Accredited Laboratories

Depending on your geographical region and compliance requirements, you can work with other accredited or authorized testing houses, such as:

• TÜViT (TÜV Informationstechnik) – A major European evaluation body that performs ISO/IEC 30107-3 PAD evaluations.
• Idiap Research Institute – A Swiss independent research and evaluation lab offering biometric and PAD assessments.
• FIDO-Accredited Labs – The FIDO Alliance Accredited Biometric Laboratories page maintains an official, up-to-date registry of authorized labs capable of evaluating biometric subcomponents and liveness mechanisms against international security tiers.

Key Considerations Before Testing

• ISO Levels: Evaluations are typically broken down into Level 1 and Level 2 (and sometimes Level 3) presentation attacks, which dictate the sophistication, material costs, and time limits allowed for spoof artifact creation.
• Scope: Ensure the lab you select is officially accredited under NIST NVLAP, ISO/IEC 17025, or recognized by the specific regulatory framework (such as FIDO or regional digital identity laws) required for your deployment.

If you'd like, let me know:

• Your target market or industry (e.g., finance, healthcare, general mobile app)
• The biometric modality you are using (e.g., facial recognition, fingerprint)

I can help you determine which PAD testing level (Level 1 vs. Level 2) your implementation will likely need to pass.

iBeta (specifically iBeta Quality Assurance ) is itself the name of the independent, third-party testing laboratory that performs biometric liveness and Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) testing.

They are accredited by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) administered by NIST to conduct evaluations against the ISO/IEC 30107-3 international standard.

If you are looking to get a biometric liveness detection algorithm or system certified, or looking for accredited testing channels, here is how the landscape works:

• The Testing Body: iBeta Quality Assurance is the preeminent and most widely recognized commercial lab that biometric vendors go to for ISO/IEC 30107-3 Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 PAD certifications.
• The Standard: Certifications are measured against ISO/IEC 30107-3 , which evaluates metrics like APCER (Attack Presentation Classification Error Rate) and BPCER (Bona Fide Presentation Classification Error Rate).
• Alternative / Complementary Certification: Aside from standalone lab spoof testing like iBeta's, biometric and remote identity verification systems can also seek FIDO Alliance Certifications (such as FIDO Biometric Component Certification or FIDO Face Verification Certification), which rely on accredited independent security labs (such as Ingenium Biometrics or others authorized by FIDO) to test against ISO standards.

If you'd like, let me know:

• What biometric modality you are implementing (facial recognition, fingerprint, voice, etc.)
• Whether you are building an in-house solution or evaluating third-party SDK vendors

I can help guide you on what certification level (Level 1, 2, or 3) your specific use case requires.

Yes. If by “iBeta certification” you mean independent testing of a biometric system’s liveness / Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) capability, iBeta Quality Assurance is one of the key providers.

What iBeta actually provides

A terminology point is important: iBeta generally provides testing and a confirmation/conformance report, rather than a “certification” of your product. iBeta itself explains that its ISO/IEC 30107-3 testing demonstrates conformance to the testing/reporting requirements and does not constitute vendor-product certification.

The relevant standard is ISO/IEC 30107-3:2023 — Biometric presentation attack detection: Testing and reporting. It covers evaluation of PAD mechanisms, which is what is commonly called liveness detection or anti-spoofing.

iBeta currently offers:

• PAD Level 1 — relatively simple presentation attacks.
• PAD Level 2 — more sophisticated attacks/artifacts.
• PAD Level 3 — the most rigorous level, intended for more advanced attack scenarios.
• Testing for facial, fingerprint, palm, voice and other biometric modalities, depending on the test scope.
• Mobile-device testing, including iOS and Android.
• ISO/IEC 30107-3 PAD testing.
• FIDO Alliance biometric evaluations in conjunction with its Biometric Component Certification Program.

Who has gone through iBeta testing?

There are many vendors. Recent examples include:

• Incode — iBeta Level 3 PAD on both iOS and Android; iBeta announced this in March 2026.
• Entrust — facial liveness, Level 1 testing in July 2026.
• Suprema — Q-Face Engine, Level 2 in July 2026.
• Vega Fintech — Face Liveness Check, Level 1 in July 2026.
• IDENTY — Finger AI, Level 1 in July 2026.
• TWYN — PAAS, Level 2 in August 2026.
• Earlier examples include IDEMIA, Persona, Aware, SenseTime, and others.

If you're implementing biometric authentication

I'd distinguish three different things before selecting a provider:

1. Biometric/liveness SDK provider — supplies the actual face/fingerprint liveness technology.
2. Independent testing laboratory — such as iBeta, which tests whether that technology withstands defined presentation attacks.
3. Regulatory/identity-assurance certification — potentially required depending on your use case, jurisdiction, and assurance level.

For example, if you're building face authentication, you could select a liveness SDK and then have your specific implementation/version tested by iBeta. This last point is crucial: iBeta says the conformance applies to the specific software version and configuration tested; a later SDK version isn't automatically covered.

If you tell me whether you're implementing face, fingerprint, voice, or another biometric, and whether this is for login/authentication, KYC/identity verification, or payments, I can also give you a shortlist of iBeta-tested vendors and SDKs, including which have Level 1/2/3 results and what I'd choose for a new implementation.

If you are implementing biometric authentication and need iBeta liveness detection certification, the provider you are looking for is:

iBeta Quality Assurance

iBeta performs independent Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) testing for biometric systems under ISO/IEC 30107-3 (the standard commonly referenced for liveness/spoof detection). iBeta is accredited by NIST NVLAP as an independent test laboratory for this type of biometric testing.

A few important points:

• The formal term is usually ISO/IEC 30107-3 PAD testing/conformance, not a generic “iBeta certification.” iBeta itself notes that its output is a test result/conformance assessment rather than a product certification.
• iBeta tests against presentation attacks (spoofs), such as: - printed photos
• replayed videos
• masks and other face artifacts
• other modality-specific attacks
• Testing levels typically include: - PAD Level 1 — basic/simple spoof attacks
• PAD Level 2 — more sophisticated/mid-level attacks
• PAD Level 3 — more rigorous testing against advanced attack scenarios

Other organizations involved in biometric assurance

Depending on your use case, you may also consider:

• FIDO Alliance certifications — often relevant for passwordless authentication and device-based biometric authentication.
• NIST evaluations and guidance — especially for government or regulated environments.
• ISO standards beyond PAD, depending on your compliance requirements.

Examples of vendors that have undergone iBeta PAD testing

Some biometric/liveness vendors publicly reporting iBeta PAD results include:

• Incode Technologies — reported iBeta Level 3 PAD conformance for face liveness technology.
• Veriff — reported ISO/IEC 30107-3 Level 2 testing by iBeta.
• iProov — reports iBeta ISO/IEC 30107-3 testing for its liveness technologies.

If you are selecting a biometric SDK/vendor, ask them for the actual iBeta confirmation letter and verify:

1. the exact SDK/version tested,
2. the platform tested (iOS/Android/web),
3. the PAD level,
4. whether the tested configuration matches your deployment.

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Yes. If by “iBeta certification” you mean independent liveness / Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) testing, the key provider is iBeta Quality Assurance.

iBeta Biometrics Testing is a NIST/NVLAP-accredited biometrics testing laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200962-0) and performs PAD testing under ISO/IEC 30107-3. It offers Levels 1, 2, and 3, as well as spoofing/liveness testing.

What you should know

• Standard: ISO/IEC 30107-3 — Presentation Attack Detection (PAD), commonly referred to as liveness/anti-spoofing testing. The current ISO edition is ISO/IEC 30107-3:2023.
• Testing laboratory: iBeta Quality Assurance.
• Levels:
  • Level 1: relatively basic, readily available spoofing attacks.
  • Level 2: more sophisticated attacks requiring greater effort/resources.
  • Level 3: the most rigorous iBeta PAD methodology, including advanced attacks. iBeta reported in 2026 that Incode was the first technology tested at Level 3 on both iOS and Android.
• Result: iBeta provides a test report/confirmation letter documenting the product, version, PAD level, test methodology and results.

One important terminology point: ISO 30107-3 doesn't itself “certify” a liveness algorithm. It defines the testing and reporting methodology. iBeta conducts the independent accredited testing and issues the resulting report/confirmation.

If you're choosing a biometric authentication/liveness vendor, I can also give you a current shortlist of vendors whose liveness products have iBeta Level 1/2/3 results, including Jumio, iProov, Veriff, Incode, IDEMIA, TransUnion, HID, etc., and compare their certification level and deployment options.

iBeta Quality Assurance (headquartered in Denver, Colorado) is itself the specific third-party independent testing laboratory that offers this evaluation.

When people refer to an "iBeta certification," they are talking about an independent evaluation conducted by iBeta Quality Assurance in compliance with the ISO/IEC 30107-3 standard for Presentation Attack Detection (PAD).

Key Details About iBeta Testing & Accreditations

• Accreditation: iBeta is accredited by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) under the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) for biometric testing, and is authorized by the FIDO Alliance.
• The Tiers (Levels):
  • Level 1: Tests resistance to basic, easily accessible 2D presentation attack instruments (such as printed paper photos, high-definition screen/video replays, and 2D paper masks).
  • Level 2: Tests resistance to sophisticated 3D artifacts (such as silicone, resin, latex, or cloth masks and realistic molded items).
  • Level 3: Evaluates resistance to highly sophisticated, targeted, and hyper-realistic attacks with custom artifacts and extended attacker preparation time.
• Other Emerging Labs: While iBeta is the most widely recognized U.S.-based name for this specific testing, other accredited or recognized biometric testing laboratories (such as BixeLab) also evaluate against ISO/IEC 30107-3 standards, but iBeta Quality Assurance handles the specific programs branded directly as iBeta PAD evaluations. You can initiate a submission or review their scope directly via the iBeta Biometrics Testing Services portal.

Are you looking to get an existing liveness vendor's software evaluated , or are you building a proprietary liveness detection algorithm that needs to prepare for Level 1, 2, or 3 testing?

iBeta Quality Assurance itself is the independent third-party biometric testing laboratory that conducts liveness detection and Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) evaluations. They are accredited by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP ) under NIST to test biometric software against the international ISO/IEC 30107-3 standard.

Rather than other companies offering iBeta certification, software vendors submit their biometric and liveness detection algorithms to iBeta for rigorous anti-spoofing evaluations.

Understanding iBeta PAD Evaluation Levels

When undergoing testing through iBeta Biometric Testing Services , a system is evaluated across escalating tiers of attack sophistication:

• Level 1 (Basic Attacks): Tests resistance to 2D mediums like printed photos, paper masks, and digital replay on screens.
• Level 2 (Advanced Attacks): Tests resistance to sophisticated 3D artifacts, including silicone, latex, and resin masks.
• Level 3 (High-Fidelity Attacks): Evaluates against the most advanced, custom-manufactured professional 3D masks and high-risk presentation setups.

Successful completion results in an official PAD Conformance Letter issued by iBeta rather than a formal certificate, as per NIST/NVLAP guidelines distinguishing conformance testing from product certification.

If you're looking to certify a specific modality (like facial recognition or fingerprint scanning ) or need help understanding the submission process and testing costs , let me know how you plan to deploy your authentication system.

Yes. If you are implementing biometric authentication, iBeta Quality Assurance is one of the key independent labs for liveness/PAD testing.

The important distinction is that iBeta generally provides testing and a confirmation of conformance, rather than a generic “iBeta certification.” iBeta itself explains that its ISO/IEC 30107-3 results establish compliance/conformance with the testing requirements, but do not constitute certification of the vendor product.

What iBeta offers

iBeta is a NIST/NVLAP-accredited biometric testing laboratory and tests Presentation Attack Detection (PAD)—the industry terminology covering spoofing and liveness detection. Its scope includes:

• ISO/IEC 30107-3 PAD Levels 1, 2 and 3
• ISO/IEC 30107-4 testing for mobile devices
• Spoofing/liveness testing
• Biometric performance testing under ISO/IEC 19795
• FIDO Alliance biometric component evaluations

The current international standard is ISO/IEC 30107-3:2023, which specifies principles, methods and reporting for assessing PAD mechanisms.

If you're selecting a biometric vendor

I would specifically ask vendors for:

1. iBeta ISO/IEC 30107-3 confirmation letter
2. PAD level achieved — Level 1, 2, or 3
3. Exact SDK/model/version tested
4. Platform/device tested — e.g., iOS vs. Android
5. APCER and BPCER results
6. Whether the testing covered the SDK alone, backend, or complete biometric subsystem
7. Whether the version you're purchasing is the same version that iBeta tested

That last point is particularly important: iBeta explicitly warns that conformance applies to the specific version tested; a newer or older version isn't automatically covered.

Examples of vendors with iBeta testing

There are quite a few. Recent examples include Incode, which announced Level 3 PAD conformance on both iOS and Android in March 2026, and Shufti, which announced Level 3 conformance across both platforms in May 2026.

iBeta also maintains a list of its ISO/IEC 30107-3 confirmation letters, which is probably the best place to start when comparing vendors.

If you're choosing a liveness SDK/vendor for your own authentication system, I can also give you a shortlist of the major providers that currently have iBeta Level 2/Level 3 results, comparing price model, passive vs. active liveness, SDKs, and iOS/Android support.