Compare E-HAWK vs. Fingerprint

Eliminate fraudulent sign-ups and fake leads with our cloud API, which effectively detects phishers, bots, spammers, fraudsters, and high-risk users while also linking lead quality to marketing outcomes. E-HAWK conducts numerous risk assessments in real-time, providing you with comprehensive insights and actionable data that enhance your fraud prevention systems and cybercrime detection capabilities. While free trials and registrations can successfully draw in new users to your online platform, they also attract many dishonest individuals attempting phishing schemes, spamming, identity theft, and other fraudulent activities. By utilizing E-HAWK, you can automatically weed out these malicious actors, allowing you to concentrate on nurturing relationships with legitimate clients and growing your business. Genuine leads are invaluable, whereas invalid or fraudulent leads are unreachable and often lead to wasted efforts. To safeguard your marketing investments and sales initiatives, consider leveraging our pre-existing tests that evaluate various parameters, including emails, locations, IP addresses, phone numbers, and domains, to identify potential issues before you commit your resources. This proactive approach not only saves time but also optimizes your overall marketing strategy.

Stop fraud, spam and account takeovers by using 99.5% accurate browser fingerprinting. You can quickly access suspicious visitor activity and geolocation. Integrate our API into your signup or server-side business rules. Instant notifications sent securely to your backend systems. This is ideal for building scalable, asynchronous processes. Any web application can be protected against account takeover. Protect your customers' accounts by accurately identifying threats and preventing them from causing damage. Users who re-use passwords across multiple services run the risk of having their accounts hacked by fraudsters who bought or hacked them from another source. These fraudsters can be caught by associating multiple login attempts with bot networks. Social engineering is still a reliable method for fraudsters accessing accounts. To prevent phishing accounts from being accessed easily, require new visitors to provide additional authentication.