Company
Built by people who understand technology, transactions and physical assets.
Delphi Verify exists because a surprising amount of commercial friction comes down to a simple problem: two parties cannot agree on what was physically true, and neither can prove it. We build the evidence infrastructure that settles it.
Why Delphi exists
A photograph alone is increasingly easy to challenge.
For most of the past century, a photograph was reasonable proof that something existed and looked a particular way. That assumption has quietly collapsed. Images can be generated, altered convincingly, restaged, back-dated or simply taken somewhere else — and the tools to do so are now universal, free and require no skill.
The consequence is not merely that fraud is easier. It is that honest parties can no longer prove they are being honest. A landlord with a genuine record of a property's condition, a contractor who really did complete the works, a claimant whose loss is entirely real — none of them can demonstrate it with a photograph any more, because a photograph no longer demonstrates anything on its own.
Delphi Verify restores that capability. Not by asking anyone to trust an image, but by establishing the conditions under which it was captured, sealing the result, and making the whole thing checkable by whoever needs convincing.
How we work
Principles we are willing to be held to.
Checkable beats trustworthy
We would rather be verifiable than believed. Anything we assert about evidence should be something a third party can confirm without our cooperation.
State limitations plainly
Delphi establishes when, where and by what a photograph was captured, and that it has not changed since. It does not interpret what the image means. Overstating that boundary would undermine the evidence itself.
Evidence must outlive us
Anchoring fingerprints externally is a deliberate choice. A customer's ability to verify their evidence should not depend on Delphi's continued existence.
Precision in our own claims
A company selling evidential rigour cannot be loose about its own compliance position, its capabilities, or what it has actually deployed.
Leadership
Who you are dealing with.
An enterprise buyer is not only choosing a product; they are choosing a counterparty. These are the people accountable for it.
Tess Davies
Founder & CEO
Monaco / UAE
Tess leads company strategy, commercial development, partnerships and fundraising. She runs customer discovery, enterprise relationships and go-to-market activity, drawing on international commercial networks across high-value property and luxury markets.
- Investment & growth strategy
- Luxury property & partnerships
- Global business expansion
Nick Geddes
Senior Advisor
Cambridge, UK
Nick leads product, technology, engineering architecture, AI and security. A Cambridge-trained engineer, he co-founded Global Inkjet Systems and led it as CEO and CTO through to its acquisition by Nasdaq-listed Nano Dimension, and has held senior technology leadership roles across scientific software, AI and patented engineering technologies.
- Product & engineering
- AI & security
- Built, scaled and exited ventures
Corporate
Legal entity.
- Registered name
- Delphi Verify Inc.
- Jurisdiction
- Incorporated in the State of Delaware, United States
- Registered address
- 251 Little Falls Drive, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware 19808, United States
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