Proof, not appearances.

Modern passports and ID cards contain secure chips that can be read using NFC on a mobile phone.

Each chip holds identity data digitally signed by the issuing government.

Digital wallet credentials are signed in the same way.

The signatures are verified against trusted certificates to confirm who issued the data and that it hasn't been altered.

Secure communication protocols add additional protection against cloning and replay attacks.

Unlike document images or videos, this provides cryptographic proof that the identity data is genuine.

From credential to real identity.

Present a credential
Scan a passport or ID card and read its chip, or present a credential from a digital wallet.
Verify the signed data
The signature is checked against the issuer’s certificate chain to confirm the data is genuine and unchanged.
Get the result
Receive verified identity attributes, including name, date of birth, nationality, and portrait, ready for use in your application.

Match a live selfie to the credential’s portrait to confirm it belongs to the person presenting it.

Confirm that the person is physically present.

Compare a portrait against an existing user base to recognize returning users and detect duplicate accounts, even across different credentials.

Chip-based passports, national ID cards and digital identity credentials. Explore the credentials available in each market.

Start with a ready-made verification journey from desktop or mobile web. Users are guided to the right device for their credential.

Build verification into your iOS or Android app for a native experience that fits your product.

Onboard, approve, step up or decline. Apply your policies to verified identity data.