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ConfirmLayer is a US based identity verification API. One call to POST /v1/verify reads a government ID, cross-checks the printed text against the passport MRZ (with check digits) or the AAMVA PDF417 barcode, matches the face on the selfie to the ID portrait, runs passive liveness, returns fraud signals (tamper, screen recapture, duplicates), checks age, and can screen the name against sanctions and PEP data. Every signal is returned in the JSON so you set the policy. If you would rather not build a camera flow, Verify Link is a hosted, mobile-first capture page with ID, selfie and e-signature steps, a signed webhook and a redirect. The vault stores document and selfie images encrypted at rest, with retention you set from 0 to 365 days; when retention ends or you call delete, images are removed and personal fields in the result are redacted. Sanctions screening uses OFAC (SDN and Consolidated), the UN Security Council Consolidated List, UK OFSI and the Canadian autonomous sanctions list, plus politically exposed persons from Wikidata (CC0). Sources and refresh times are listed at GET /v1/aml/sources. A KYB endpoint checks a business against public registries and sanctions lists. Coverage: passports from every ICAO-compliant country via MRZ, driver's licenses and ID cards from all US states and Canadian provinces via AAMVA barcode, and visual-zone OCR for other documents. We verify that a document is authentic and that the person presenting it matches it. We do not query government identity databases. Official SDK source for Python, Node, PHP and .NET, plus a REST API and an interactive playground. Start with 100 free test credits, any email, no card.

Spike is club management built only for volleyball, and free for every club. It keeps score to the FIVB rules, records every touch, and runs the training, the register and the money around them. Match day. A scorer's console on the web: toss, line-up sheets, time-outs, substitutions, liberos, sanctions and rotation faults, with undo. Assign the officials (referee, second referee, scorer, two line judges) and statisticians for each side. Every serve, pass, set, attack, block and dig is logged with a grade, and match reports, player cards and season totals follow from it. Scrimmage days count too: open sets, one squad split in two, guests. Training. A drills library with coaching points, kit, player counts and animated court diagrams. Session plans timed to the hall, with stations, coaches and a floor plan, and a countdown on the night. A tactics board for 5-1, 4-2 and 6-2 systems, six rotations, arrows and playback, saved to the club. Evaluation against the club's own skill ladder, feedback with a drill attached, badges. Running the club. A registration form builder with approvals. A members manager that drags people into teams and groups. A season planner: book the courts, plan the series, see the conflicts, resolve them, release when ready. An attendance tool with a register mode to tick people in at the door and take cash. Money. Session fees and subscriptions by card (UK), cash recorded alongside. Free means every feature, member and team. Spike earns only when a card payment goes through it: 2.5% + 20p per session payment, 4% + 20p per subscription payment, card processing included, nothing on cash. Tournaments run in pools, round robin, Swiss, single and double elimination, with a public page and live standings. Chat, posts and polls. Parents get their own accounts and respond and pay for their children. Web, iOS and Android. Scoring, stats, the planner, the tactics board, forms and the register are web tools. Made in the UK by Bielov Software Limited.