Patricia Knebel
A tag out of paper, composed of several layers of special resins arranged in an order that is unified is the new weapon for the notary’s offices and registries slows down the fraud in the documents authenticated – that are more common than people realize.
The Safety Print has been developed by C&S in Brazil, New Hamburg, and has security systems, differentiated, such as holography with three-dimensional image, ink reagent the black light and special funds. It is weather-resistant and impossible to be removed for reuse.
"The notary’s offices face routinely problems with fraud in recognized documents, certified and authenticated. One of them is the removal of label and application on another document, which may allow the fraudster to be able to open account in bank and companies in the name of the victim", says the director of C&S of Brazil, Diogenes Corteletti.
it took four years of research and testing to develop this technology, which has already been tested and, at the beginning of 2017, will be available in the market. "We are the first company in Brazil to launch a product such as this," he says. According to him, 20 years ago, not anything new, it was created to help the tabelionato and records to protect themselves. Already the counterfeiters, have sophisticated their techniques.
it was Not easy to arrive at a composition which is able to guarantee security, simplified implementation, and that fit in the current processes of the notary’s offices, not to generate an additional job. Work this that has led the company to forwarded the patent application to not only the product, but also to the processes. As well as the labels traditional, the Safety Print will be sold in the blister pack or on the roll. The application is manual, but the company is already working to create a kind of stamp.
Recently, members participated in the brazilian version of the television program Shark Tank Brazil, in which entrepreneurs present their ideas to investors. No "shark" invested in the idea, but, the exposure has opened many doors. "It was a great experience and that made notary’s offices from all over Brazil come to look for us," says Corteletti.
Patricia Knebel
A tag out of paper, composed of several layers of special resins arranged in an order that is unified, is the new weapon for the notary’s offices and registries slows down the fraud in the documents authenticated – that are more common than people realize. The Safety Print has been developed by C&S in Brazil, New Hamburg, and has security systems, differentiated, such as holography with three-dimensional image, ink reagent to the black light and special funds. It is weather-resistant and impossible to be removed for reuse.
“The notary’s offices face routinely problems with fraud in recognized documents, certified and authenticated. One of them is the removal of label and application on another document, which may allow the fraudster to be able to open account in bank and companies in the name of the victim”, says the director of C&S of Brazil, Diogenes Corteletti.
it took four years of research and testing to develop this technology, which has already been tested and, at the beginning of 2017, will be available in the market. “We are the first company in Brazil to launch a product such as this,” he says. Second Corteletti, 20 years ago, nothing new was created to help the tabelionato and records to protect themselves. Already the counterfeiters have sophisticated their techniques.
it was Not easy to arrive at a composition which is able to guarantee security, application simplified and fit in the process of notary’s offices not to generate additional work. The company submitted the patent application not only the product, but also of the processes. As well as the labels traditional, the Safety Print will be sold in the blister pack or on the roll. The application is manual, but the company is already working to create a kind of stamp.
Recently, members participated in the television program Shark Tank Brazil, in which entrepreneurs present their ideas to investors. No “shark” invested in the idea, but the exposure opened doors. “Notary’s offices from all over Brazil came to look for us,” says Corteletti.
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