No. SenseCrypt is biometric-blind by architecture. It never stores a face image or a biometric template — not on its servers, not in backups, not in logs. What it stores is a sealed face token: a non-reversible, quantum-safe cryptographic object that only the right live face can decrypt. The platform itself cannot decrypt it.
Face matching and liveness checks run on your own device. Your face never crosses the network; only a single-use token does.
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