Videovakaus
Videovakaus refers to the practice of using video content to secure or verify the identity of an individual, often as part of a remote authentication process. This method is commonly employed in digital banking, online services, and government applications where physical presence cannot be guaranteed. The term originates from Finnish, combining *video* and *vakaus* (meaning "security" or "stability"), reflecting its role in ensuring trust and reliability in digital transactions.
During a videovakaus session, a user typically connects via a webcam or mobile device to interact with
Videovakaus is particularly useful in scenarios where traditional methods like in-person verification are impractical, such as
While widely adopted in Finland and other Nordic countries, videovakaus is also gaining traction globally as