Audrie is document authentication infrastructure. The platform cryptographically binds a verified identity to a document's integrity, creating a permanent, tamper-evident provenance record. Any recipient can verify it for free, in under a second, without the file ever being stored. The problem: Recipients of consequential documents (lenders, lawyers, administrators, counterparties) can't confirm a file is exactly what it claims to be before relying on it. Documents get tampered with after issuance. Banks report that the majority of commercial lending fraud involves tampered-with tax and financial statements. Invoices arrive with altered payment details. Wills and asset statements are submitted with no verifiable chain of custody. Existing defences (e-signatures, certified copies, AI detection tools) address intent, access, or after-the-fact detection. None independently verify file integrity at the point of reliance. What Audrie authenticates: Any document, human-attested or system-issued: - Payslips, invoices, bank statements, and tax assessments in lending and financial workflows; - BAS statements, financial reports, and company disclosures needing verified provenance; - Wills, probate documents, and asset statements in estate administration Any document where a verified individual needs to attest: this file is exactly what I say it is. Who uses Audrie: Accountants and lawyers authenticate documents for clients. Mortgage and commercial brokers rely on Audrie-authenticated borrower documents to cut fraud exposure at origination. Estate administrators use Audrie to build verifiable chains of custody for wills and probate documents. Recipients verify for free, no account required.
| Website | https://audrie.io |
| Employees | 2 (0 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2026 |
| Industry | Data Security Software Products |
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