Device fingerprinting that survives reinstalls and factory resets, used to break up fraud rings.
SHIELD identifies the physical device behind a session and keeps that identity stable across reinstalls, factory resets and incognito browsing, which is what makes it useful against fraud rings that churn accounts faster than any account-level check can follow. Around that identifier sit real-time session monitoring, more than twenty risk signals and a policy engine teams tune per flow, plus a path to drop friction for devices already known good. SDKs cover web, Android, iOS, React Native and Unity, with server-side integration and alert streaming into downstream systems. The vendor is SHIELD AI Technologies Pte. Ltd. of Singapore; named customers include inDrive, Alibaba Group, Razer and OLX Group.
No published pricing at any tier. The site offers only a demo booking, which in device intelligence means volume-based annual contracts negotiated per account.
Use tool ↗Serious infrastructure for platforms whose fraud problem is one operator running hundreds of accounts. Persisting device identity through factory resets is the hard part and it is the whole product; the risk engine on top is conventional. Customer names like inDrive and OLX say the scale claims are real. Expect an enterprise sale, SDK work in every client, and a privacy conversation with your legal team.
Watch out: An identifier designed to survive a factory reset is exactly the thing privacy regulators look at hardest; get consent and disclosure reviewed before rollout.
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