The company says the Universal Fraud Detection Protocol combines bot-proof verification, paid user validation, and AI training data collection using payments on Solana.
useKled announced the launch of UFDP, short for Universal Fraud Detection Protocol, describing it as a decentralized captcha (human verification test) built to detect fraud while rewarding users for validating real AI training data. According to the announcement, the system offers free bot-proof verification and supplies cleaned data to AI labs, with payments powered by Solana, a blockchain network known for low-cost and fast transactions. The model links identity and anti-bot checks with data labeling, a process commonly used to improve artificial intelligence systems.