Identity verification
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Automatic capture of the front and back when the card is steady, with manual capture, upload and camera-app fallbacks.
Name, date of birth, document number and expiry are read from the card and from the barcode on U.S. driver’s licenses.
The selfie is compared with the ID portrait and scored, so you can see exactly how closely they match.
Customers follow random head movements, so a printed photo or a recorded video can’t pass.
Frames are checked for screens, printouts and masks held up to the camera.
Duplicate faces and documents, risky devices and networks, and edited or old photos are flagged.
Customer experience
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FAQ
No. Active liveness asks for random head movements in real time, and anti-spoofing checks every frame for screens, printouts and masks.
Capture waits until the card is steady and in focus, and customers review both sides before they submit. If something is still wrong, you can request a retry on the same link.
Any modern iPhone or Android phone with a camera and a current browser. Customers can also take the photos with their camera app and upload them.
Liveness frames are deleted 30 days after a decision and selfies and ID images after 90 days by default. You can shorten these periods.