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Protect your ID to reduce the risk of identity theft and fraud.
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Contact SalesAuthorities strongly recommend protecting identity documents with watermarks before sharing them to reduce the risk of identity theft and fraud. Watermarks make it harder for scammers to misuse your documents.
If scammers get an unprotected copy of one of your identity documents, they could:
Scammers can obtain document copies through hacking, data breaches, or social engineering. One common tactic is posting fake listings (e.g., on rental platforms) and requesting ID copies under the pretense of a credit check.
Yes. Even trusted companies can suffer hacks or data breaches. Adding a watermark provides an extra layer of protection in case your documents are exposed.
No. Saferlayer never uploads your documents to a server. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your documents never leave your device.
Although Saferlayer is a web app, you can install it on your device as an app and use it without an internet connection. Once installed, you can even use it offline. Just switch to airplane mode before selecting a document—you'll see it works as usual. If you’re tech-savvy, you can also use your browser's DevTools to verify that no data is being transmitted.
Saferlayer's watermarking algorithm uses multiple techniques to make the watermark extremely difficult to remove, even with AI-powered tools. Each watermark includes:
Saferlayer offers two versions:
Yes, Saferlayer can protect any document in JPG, PNG, or WEBP format.
We recommend personalizing the watermark each time you share a document. Clearly state who is authorized to use the document and for what purpose. Example: "Only valid for credit check by ACME Real Estate"
Saferlayer lets you redact sensitive information. You should hide any data the recipient doesn't need. The specific fields vary depending on the document, but common examples include ID numbers, address, or date of birth.