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National Law Enforcement Agency, India · Government — Voice Intelligence

DHVANI Voice Recognition for Law Enforcement

Fraudster voice identification at investigation scale.

The problem

A national law enforcement agency needed to identify fraudsters across thousands of voice call recordings — historical and real-time — across noisy conditions, multiple speakers, and multiple languages. Conventional voice biometrics failed on call-centre-grade audio and could not operate at investigation scale.

The system we built

DHVANI — a voice recognition and fraud identification system combining voice diarization, transcription, phrase detection, vector-based speaker similarity scoring, and a clustered vector lake for fraudster pattern recognition. Runs offline on historical files and in real-time on live streams.

What this means commercially

Voice-biometric forensics at investigation scale convert previously-impossible investigations into closeable cases. The commercial-equivalent value here is measured in case-closure rate and time-to-arrest — for which there is no commercial off-the-shelf alternative, and for which procurement of foreign-sourced systems is generally not permitted. DHVANI is an indigenous, deployed-in-perimeter capability with no foreign IP exposure — the kind of system regulated public-sector buyers can actually approve.

The outcome

Live
Deployed with a national law-enforcement agency
Multi-lingual
Noise-tolerant recognition
Dual-mode
Offline historical + real-time streams
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