Inlayer, JLINC and Vconic Introduce Human Verification for Calls

Oct 16, 2026
The companies introduced a trust stack that verifies human presence through an NFC tap, records consent and creates an auditable conversation record.

Inlayer, JLINC and Vconic announced in a press release a Verified Human trust stack for confirming that a person is present and consenting during a call. The companies demonstrated the system at VON Evolution in Atlanta, held October 13 to 15. The companies say AI makes it increasingly easy to impersonate people and brands across voice, video and digital communications.

Inlayer's Presence uses an NFC card tapped against a smartphone to create a one time key and validate it through the Inlayer cloud. The system then issues a trust token, while users authenticate through an organization's existing identity provider and can consent to sharing their location.

JLINC records the trust token, consent and data sharing agreements in a cryptographically verifiable record. Vconic's Smart Trunk and vCon architecture add those events to a tamper evident conversation record that can include verified identity, timestamps, location, recording consent, AI participation and decisions made during the call.

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