Intellicheck, Inc.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Intellicheck, Inc.

Intellicheck, Inc. (ticker: IDN) is a U.S.-listed technology company traded on the NASDAQ in the United States, focused on identity verification and fraud prevention. For European investors, Intellicheck sits at the intersection of SaaS software, KYC compliance, and digital risk management. The company develops and markets real-time identity validation solutions for both digital and physical environments, serving customers in financial services, fintech, retail, e-commerce, BNPL, and selected government and law-enforcement use cases across North America. Its core proposition is to verify whether an identity document is genuine, match the person to the ID, and generate a risk score that helps reduce account-opening fraud, identity theft, and account takeover. ([intellicheck.com](https://www.intellicheck.com/)) Intellicheck was originally incorporated in 1994 as Intelli-Check, Inc., giving the business a long operating history. The company went through several corporate milestones: a merger with Mobilisa in 2008, the acquisition of Positive Access in 2009, a corporate name change to Intellicheck, Inc. in 2017, and the formal merger of its subsidiaries into a single company in 2018. Intellicheck also states that its initial public offering took place on November 18, 1999. The company’s headquarters are in Melville, New York, United States. These milestones show a long-running evolution toward a more focused identity-verification platform. ([intellicheck.com](https://www.intellicheck.com/investors?utm_source=openai)) From a business-model perspective, Intellicheck is primarily a SaaS provider. Its platform is designed to work in omnichannel workflows, including mobile devices, web portals, integrated point-of-sale systems, and non-integrated deployments that can leverage existing hardware. That flexibility is important in a crowded market where buyers want fast implementation, low friction, and measurable fraud-reduction outcomes. The company also highlights a patent portfolio, including U.S. and Canadian patents, which supports differentiation but does not eliminate competition from larger identity, cybersecurity, and digital onboarding vendors. In competitive terms, Intellicheck is best viewed as a specialized niche player rather than a broad platform incumbent. ([intellicheck.com](https://www.intellicheck.com/)) Recent developments have been constructive. In March 2026, Intellicheck reported full-year 2025 revenue of $22.666 million, up 13% year over year, alongside net income of $1.273 million and adjusted EBITDA of $2.566 million, which management described as the first operating profitability in company history. The company also ended 2025 with $9.65 million in cash. For investors, this is a meaningful inflection point: it suggests the business is moving from a long period of operating losses toward profitability, while still remaining relatively small in absolute revenue terms. The shares trade on the NASDAQ in the United States, and the company continues to position identity verification as a growing need in an increasingly fraud-prone environment. ([intellicheck.com](https://www.intellicheck.com/newsroom/intellicheck-announces-operating-profitability-with-record-fourth-quarter-and-full-year-2025-financial-results))