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The Nuance Gatekeeper documentation says text-dependent verification uses a passphrase to identify the speaker.

Checked against its source on October 17, 2026

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“Text-dependent verification uses a passphrase to identify the speaker”

Voice biometrics: how voice biometrics works (Nuance Gatekeeper documentation), Nuance Communications, Gatekeeper documentation, n.d., Fundamentals: biometrics operations table, Verification row.

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What it measures
Product documentation for Nuance Gatekeeper, read on 2026-10-17. The page lists verification as the operation that confirms a caller's identity by comparing the voice with an enrolled voiceprint, in two modes.
What it does not show
Describes one vendor's terms. Other systems also call a fixed phrase a passphrase or password, and the wording of the mode differs between products.

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