This event was organised by the PCI (Payment Council of India), the Fintech Convergence Council (FCC), and the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). GFF has evolved into a major platform for conversations around fintech, banking, digital infrastructure, and financial innovation.
At GFF 2026, Surepass exhibited at Pavilion Hall, Booth C12–C17, engaging with fintechs, banks, NBFCs, and digital-first businesses around the evolving requirements of identity verification, business verification, fraud prevention, and digital trust.
Surepass at GFF 2026
Surepass showcased its verification and onboarding solutions across key stages of the digital customer journey:
- Identity Verification: Aadhaar, PAN, and other verification APIs to support faster and secure digital onboarding.
- Business Verification: KYB workflows covering company information and regulatory data checks.
- Document Verification: Digital extraction and validation of customer documents to reduce manual verification.
- Digital KYC: Verification and risk intelligence to support faster and more informed onboarding decisions.
The conversations at the booth reflected a broader shift in financial services: digital businesses increasingly need to verify not only the identity of a customer, but also the device, behaviour, and risk signals associated with every interaction.
DeepID: Adding Behaviour Intelligence to Digital Trust
A key highlight at GFF 2026 was DeepID by Surepass, the company’s behaviour intelligence and fraud-prevention solution.
Traditional identity verification establishes whether a customer’s identity can be verified. DeepID adds another layer by helping businesses assess the device and digital environment associated with that identity.
DeepID is designed to help detect signals associated with:
Identity and account-takeover fraud
Device spoofing
Rooted and jailbroken devices
Emulators
Synthetic identities
Fake-account creation
Multi-accounting and related abuse
By bringing behavioral-level intelligence into digital journeys, DeepID enables businesses to add an additional risk signal without unnecessarily increasing friction for genuine users.
Its presence around GFF 2026 highlighted an important evolution in fraud prevention: identity verification and device trust increasingly need to work together.
Surepass × Cyvigilant: Expanding the Digital Trust Layer
Another key development around GFF 2026 was the announcement of the Surepass × Cyvigilant partnership.
The collaboration brings together Surepass’s capabilities in identity verification and fraud prevention with Cyvigilant Alpha’s focus on third-party risk and cyber-vulnerability management.
The partnership reflects the growing convergence between identity security and infrastructure security. For modern fintech and digital businesses, protecting the customer journey requires more than establishing whether a user is genuine. It also requires visibility into the systems, third parties, and digital infrastructure that support that interaction.
Together, Surepass and Cyvigilant aim to address digital risk across a broader surface, connecting identity, fraud, third-party risk, and cybersecurity.
Reimagining Consent – Roundtable
GFF 2026 also formed part of a broader conversation around responsible data use and consent in India’s evolving digital regulatory environment.
Surepass participated in an exclusive roundtable focused on “Reimagining Consent,” bringing together industry stakeholders to discuss how consent can be operationalised within real-world digital journeys.
The discussion explored the practical challenges of moving beyond consent as a compliance checkbox towards consent frameworks that provide greater transparency, control, and accountability.
For businesses operating under India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) framework, this makes consent management an increasingly important component of the digital trust ecosystem.
The Common Thread: Building Digital Trust Across the Journey
The conversations and developments surrounding Surepass at GFF 2026 came together around a common theme: digital trust needs to extend beyond a single verification step.
- Identity verification helps establish who the user is.
- Device and behaviour intelligence helps businesses understand the environment from which the interaction is taking place.
- Consent management addresses how personal data is collected and used.
And the Surepass × Cyvigilant partnership extends this thinking towards the security of the broader digital infrastructure. Together, these layers reflect Surepass’s evolving approach to digital trust—helping businesses build safer, more reliable, and more responsible digital experiences across the customer lifecycle.
