Age Verification Service 'Bouncer Digital' Launches

Age Verification Service 'Bouncer Digital' Launches

BARCELONA, Spain — Age verification service Bouncer Digital has debuted, with a focus on solutions specifically designed for the adult content sector.

Bouncer’s solution employs optical character recognition and document verification, NFC Reading RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), and face matching with proof of life to create a safeguard against unauthorized access.

“In an age where digital trust and security are nonnegotiable, Bouncer Digital seamlessly integrates the user-friendly aspects of artificial intelligence with rigorous official document validation,” said a rep. “Complying with the required regulations for online age verification, this approach underscores our dedication to cutting-edge solutions, ensuring a secure digital environment for users while protecting minors.”

Bouncer's AV technology “seamlessly integrates with adult content websites,” the rep added. “Through the user's mobile phone and by scanning a dynamic QR code, individuals can easily validate their identity in seconds using official document readings and facial biometrics, thereby unlocking access to the website.”

“This process not only ensures age validation for each user but also emphasizes our commitment to fostering a secure and age-appropriate online environment in line with regulation,” the rep concluded.

For more information, visit Bouncer.Digital.

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