Exposing the hidden supply chain behind AI-generated identities

PersonaForge tracks the vendors, infrastructure, and distribution networks powering synthetic identity fraud, deepfake impersonations, and AI-constructed persona kits used in scams and extortion.

Current findings

Active tracking of synthetic identity vendors

PersonaForge continuously discovers and tracks vendors from public sources using AI and automated discovery. We monitor Telegram channels, YouTube, clearnet marketplaces, domain intelligence, and threat databases. Learn about our sources & methodology →

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Why this matters

Synthetic identity fraud is a growing threat, not just a passing concern.

AI-generated personas and deepfake impersonation kits are fueling a surge in fraud, extortion, and platform manipulation. These statistics highlight the scale of the threat.

$20B+ in Synthetic ID Fraud

Synthetic identity fraud is the fastest-growing financial crime in North America. Most persona-for-sale kits now include AI-generated faces, voices, or documents.

Sources: U.S. Federal Reserve, Recorded Future

500k+ Deepfake Scams Annually

Deepfake impersonation scam reports have surged over 400% since 2022. These kits enable fake job applicants, deepfake interviews, credit scams, and recruitment fraud.

Sources: Europol, FTC

80% of Platforms Vulnerable

Most online platforms lack adequate verification to detect synthetic identities. AI-generated personas can bypass traditional KYC checks, creating accounts at scale for fraud and manipulation.

Sources: Javelin Strategy, Identity Theft Resource Center