Voisentic is building the trust layer for voice — so families, financial institutions, and the enterprises that serve them can know who is really on the line.
Built for both ends of the call
Voice cloning moved from research labs to consumer apps in under three years. The fraud followed immediately, and it is concentrated wherever trust is still established by ear.
Rise in deepfake attacks on contact centers in 2024 — from about one a month to seven a day.
Of recorded audio can be enough to produce a voice clone with an 85% match.
Synthetic speech samples went undetected by listeners who were told to look for them.
Projected US fraud losses enabled by generative AI by 2027, up from $12.3B in 2023.
Consumers and enterprises face the same threat from opposite ends of the same call. We serve both from a single core.
Helps people recognize an impersonation call before they act on it — built for the moment a parent hears a child’s voice asking for help, and money is about to move.
Confirms a caller is who they claim to be without adding questions, wait time, or steps to the call — and holds up when the person on the line is using a cloned voice.
Establishes who actually answered and what they intend in the opening moments of a call — while there is still time to shape how it ends.
Voisentic sits in the voice path you already run and returns a trust signal while the call is still live — to the agent, the app, and the systems that decide what happens next.
FamilyVoice is designed for parents, grandparents, and anyone whose voice could be used against the people who love them.
Join the early access listWork with us as a design partner to shape BEA and Outbound Intelligence around your channels, controls, and regulators.
Become a design partnerFor telephony, contact center, and voice AI platforms that want a trust layer built into what they already deliver.
Talk to us about partneringThe customers we serve answer to regulators, auditors, and the people on the other end of the call. Our design choices start there.
Security and data handling reviews are available to design partners. Request one. Read our Privacy Notice.
We collect and retain only what the task requires. Data minimization is an architectural decision, not a policy added later.
Designed around the consent, audit, and data-residency expectations of banks, insurers, and telecom operators.
Every outcome is traceable, so fraud, risk, and compliance teams can explain it to a customer or an examiner.
Deploys alongside existing contact center platforms and telephony. No new hardware.
When a signal is uncertain, the call goes to human review. Uncertainty never becomes a silent pass.
Built to support the consent, recording, and AI disclosure rules that apply in each market we serve.
We have spent decades building and running voice, contact center, and AI systems inside large regulated enterprises.
We have seen these problems from the inside — on live calls, at scale, under regulatory scrutiny — rather than from a market report. Voisentic is what we wished existed.
We are a small, research-led team building for regulated voice channels worldwide, and we are hiring engineers and researchers in speech, security, and real-time systems.
Voisentic builds voice trust technology. It returns a trust signal during a live call, so families, financial institutions, and contact centers can tell whether the person on the line is who they claim to be, including when a cloned or synthetic voice is used.
Not yet generally. BEA and Outbound Intelligence are being developed with a small group of design partners, and FamilyVoice has an early access list. Join the FamilyVoice list.
Use the design partner form or email becomeapartner@voisentic.ai. A member of the founding team replies personally.
No. Voisentic is designed to deploy alongside existing contact center and telephony platforms, with no new hardware.
Email hello@voisentic.ai for investor inquiries and career@voisentic.ai for careers.
If you run voice channels at a financial institution, insurer, or telecom operator — or you want to help build this — we would like to hear from you.