iProov, a London biometrics company, verifies that a face is real and present without the traveller stopping or touching anything. Its technology powers Enhanced Passenger Processing for US citizens arriving at Orlando (MCO).
Founded in 2011 with 201 to 500 staff, it has raised more than 75 million US dollars, including a 70 million Series B. Its Dynamic Liveness and lighter Express Liveness products confirm a face is genuine, and it also offers Seamless Border Entry for Global Entry members.
The Orlando service, a Customs and Border Protection programme with iProov chosen by the airport authority, has been generally available since September 2025; the company reports wait times down 65 per cent. Expansion to other airports is claimed but none is named.
Orlando International · iProov
Since May 2025 Orlando has used CBP Enhanced Passenger Processing facial recognition, supplied by iProov, for arriving passengers.
Dynamic Liveness is iProov's flagship biometric face verification technology using patented Flashmark illumination.
Express Liveness is iProov's lighter-weight liveness detection solution for use cases with lower risk profiles than Dynamic Liveness. It provides faster, passive liveness checks without the Flashmark illumination sequence, suitable for authentication rather than high-assurance onboarding scenarios.
On-the-move facial biometric screening system deployed at U.S. airport international arrival checkpoints.
Reduces passenger queuing and manual document checks at international arrival border checkpoints, increasing throughput and reducing wait times without costly infrastructure upgrades.
On-the-move facial biometric screening system developed with CBP to automate arrival processing for U.S. Global Entry program members returning to the U.S.
Automates and accelerates arrival processing for Global Entry members at high-traffic CBP ports of entry, reducing reliance on manual document checks.
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iProov reports customers achieve a 65% reduction in wait times (e.g., Orlando MCO) and throughput of up to 14 passengers per minute per lane.
The solution streamlines processing to under 3 seconds per passenger without requiring new hardware infrastructure.
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