Two people,and a system in production.
JERIX is a company of two founders, pre-funding, with verification running for a live client. Everything on this page is checkable, and the parts that would normally be padded out are simply left empty.
The thesis.
Stored biometrics are the ammunition. Every remote-identity fraud that works at scale is loaded from a database somebody else decided to keep.
A face image is not a password. It cannot be rotated after a breach, and it is the same face at every vendor the person has ever used. So the industry’s habit of retaining images and templates is not a storage decision; it is a supply decision. It supplies the next attack.
The defensible position is not the chip read. It is what is left after the check.
Reading an NFC chip is engineering that several established vendors already ship. Deleting what you read is a business model, and it is the part a large incumbent cannot copy without deleting its own per-re-verification revenue line. That asymmetry is the company, and it is why the architecture leaves nothing to configure: there is no retention window to set, because there is nothing retained to hold a window open.
The founders.
No photographs on this page. Two people are easy enough to describe in words, and a portrait has never told a security officer anything.
Michael Livshitz
CEO and Co-Founder
Drives vision, strategy and growth.
Four years in the Ministry of Defense, and before that a team commander in a special unit. The through-line is leading complex, long-term projects — the kind where the plan survives contact with reality only if someone keeps re-deciding what matters.
Ron Hillel
COO and Co-Founder
Leads business operations, GTM strategy and technical project delivery.
Led technology programmes at the Ministry of Defense, and served as a Special Operations combat officer. Carries the work from a client conversation through to something that runs in production.
Between them: defence-sector programme delivery and operational command. Both of those jobs punish the same mistake, which is reporting a capability you have not yet got.
The company, stated plainly.
This is the whole record. If a figure is not here, it is because it does not exist — not because it is confidential.
| Fact | Where it stands |
|---|---|
| People | Two, and both of them are founders. There is no third person to describe, so there is no team page. |
| Funding | Pre-funding. No outside investment to announce, and no investor or advisor is named anywhere on this site because there is none to name. |
| In production | A first third-party integration has been live since 30 August 2026, plus a second, more demanding one using the native SDKs. The live client is a gaming ticket platform, and that is as specific as we will be in public without their permission. |
| Certifications | None. No SOC 2, no ISO 27001, no penetration-test report, no iBeta. The roadmap page says what each one is blocked on. |
| What is deliberately absent | No customer logo wall, no testimonial, no analyst quote, no published benchmark, no pricing page, and no award. Each of those is missing because it does not exist yet, not because we are saving it for later. |
How we write.
The voice on this site is not modesty. It is the only way a two-person company gets read seriously by the person who decides the deal.
Say zero retention, never that we keep nothing.
Publish the gaps before anyone asks for them.
You will be talking to one of the two of us.
Twenty minutes, a real passport, and the trust chain resolving in front of you. There is no sales layer to get through, because there is no sales layer.
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