Fideo Signals™

You can provide identifiers such as name, address, phone, email, or social handle. In return, Fideo Signals can return supplemental data like phones, emails, addresses, age, date of birth, “first seen/last seen” timestamps, social profile info, IP addresses, observation counts, demographics, and more.

Fideo Signals are built from a broad set of proprietary and publicly available data sources accessed through our IFIN network, our identity data ecosystem. These sources span multiple dimensions so we can represent the real world and digital world together. We multi-source data from top-tier data aggregators who collect and maintain their own data streams, then roll those inputs into verified identity files such as contact, location, and demographic attributes. Those files form a core pillar of Fideo Signals and give us durable terrestrial coverage.

On the digital side, we incorporate social network and community data from a range of live sources, including APIs and public web content. This adds current proof of presence, showing how identities are active and presenting across major social and communication environments. We also pull in high volumes of digital signals from both the public Internet and the Deep Web, capturing online presence, activity, and footprints that are not always visible through traditional surface web crawling. Together, these hyper digital sources help fill gaps where offline data is limited and strengthen coverage across the full spectrum of identity.

All incoming data flows into our patented Identity Graph. The graph resolves entities, connects related identifiers, and preserves the type of relationship between them. This lets Fideo Signals describe not just what we know, but how it is connected. Fideo Signals continuously ingest data from diverse online and offline sources and link identity components such as phone numbers, emails, IP addresses, and device IDs into a unified network of signals. By mapping these relationships inside a single graph, Fideo builds a connected view of identities and behaviors that is continuously updated, covering the full spectrum of identity from offline real-world attributes to online behavior and presence without relying on any single source.

Yes. Fideo Signals support both U.S. and international use. Today, our strongest terrestrial coverage is across the U.S. adult population, resolved down to the household level. Our digital identifiers extend beyond the U.S., providing international matching where online presence and activity are available.

Fideo Signals is valuable across industries—including fraud platforms, payment platforms, banking/fintech, communications companies, and the intelligence sector—and for use cases like strengthening proprietary risk models, powering new account and membership onboarding, real‑time investigative link analysis, and fraud prevention.