Identity Verification

Confirm a person is who they claim to be

Check the document, match the face or fingerprint, and confirm the record behind it.

The verification flow

Is the document real, is the holder the owner, is the record valid?

Read what the document actually says

The credential is scanned or tapped: MRZ, barcode and printed data are read in visible, infrared and UV light, and the chip is opened where one is present. Nothing is typed by hand, so nothing is mistyped.

Read what the document actually says

The credential is scanned or tapped: MRZ, barcode and printed data are read in visible, infrared and UV light, and the chip is opened where one is present. Nothing is typed by hand, so nothing is mistyped.

Read what the document actually says

The credential is scanned or tapped: MRZ, barcode and printed data are read in visible, infrared and UV light, and the chip is opened where one is present. Nothing is typed by hand, so nothing is mistyped.

Prove the credential is genuine and Valid

Security features are inspected and the chip is cryptographically authenticated against the issuing authority’s certificates. A cloned chip or an altered data page fails here, before any biometric is captured.

Prove the credential is genuine and Valid

Security features are inspected and the chip is cryptographically authenticated against the issuing authority’s certificates. A cloned chip or an altered data page fails here, before any biometric is captured.

Prove the credential is genuine and Valid

Security features are inspected and the chip is cryptographically authenticated against the issuing authority’s certificates. A cloned chip or an altered data page fails here, before any biometric is captured.

Capture the person in front of you

A live face, fingerprint or iris sample is captured with quality feedback to the operator, and liveness detection confirms a real person is present rather than a photo, a screen or a replayed sample.

Capture the person in front of you

A live face, fingerprint or iris sample is captured with quality feedback to the operator, and liveness detection confirms a real person is present rather than a photo, a screen or a replayed sample.

Capture the person in front of you

A live face, fingerprint or iris sample is captured with quality feedback to the operator, and liveness detection confirms a real person is present rather than a photo, a screen or a replayed sample.

Match the person to the credential

The captured sample is compared 1:1 against the biometric on the chip or in the identity register. Match thresholds and the fallback order between modalities are set per programme, so a worn fingerprint does not become a refusal.

Match the person to the credential

The captured sample is compared 1:1 against the biometric on the chip or in the identity register. Match thresholds and the fallback order between modalities are set per programme, so a worn fingerprint does not become a refusal.

Match the person to the credential

The captured sample is compared 1:1 against the biometric on the chip or in the identity register. Match thresholds and the fallback order between modalities are set per programme, so a worn fingerprint does not become a refusal.

One verdict, with its evidence

The officer or service gets a clear verified or not verified, the reason behind it, and only the attributes they are entitled to see. The full check is logged with operator, device, location and time.

One verdict, with its evidence

The officer or service gets a clear verified or not verified, the reason behind it, and only the attributes they are entitled to see. The full check is logged with operator, device, location and time.

One verdict, with its evidence

The officer or service gets a clear verified or not verified, the reason behind it, and only the attributes they are entitled to see. The full check is logged with operator, device, location and time.

A hand holding a Laxton handheld with its document scanner module lit

SECURE DOCUMENT AUTHENTICATION

Three light sources. One verdict on authenticity.

Scan any passport or ID card and cross-reference it with a global database of IDs to ensure the document is authentic.

Passport data page under white light

White

Passport data page under ultraviolet light

Ultra Violet

Passport data page under infra-red light

Infra-red

A hand holding a Laxton handheld with its document scanner module lit

SECURE DOCUMENT AUTHENTICATION

Three light sources. One verdict on authenticity.

Scan any passport or ID card and cross-reference it with a global database of IDs to ensure the document is authentic.

Passport data page under white light

White

Passport data page under ultraviolet light

Ultra Violet

Passport data page under infra-red light

Infra-red

A hand holding a Laxton handheld with its document scanner module lit

SECURE DOCUMENT AUTHENTICATION

Three light sources. One verdict on authenticity.

Scan any passport or ID card and cross-reference it with a global database of IDs to ensure the document is authentic.

Passport data page under white light

White

Passport data page under ultraviolet light

Ultra Violet

Passport data page under infra-red light

Infra-red

What the check covers

Layered checks, one verdict

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Document capture

Full-page scanning in visible, infrared and UV light reads the document as printed and as designed to be inspected.

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Chip authentication

Passive and active authentication verify the signature on the chip data and prove the chip itself is not a clone.

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Biometric match

Face, fingerprint and iris matching against the chip or the register, with thresholds set to the programme’s risk appetite.

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Liveness detection

Presentation-attack detection separates a live person from a printed photo, a screen replay or a mask.

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Offline verification

Signed data on the chip or a secure QR lets a device verify with no connection, then reconcile when it reconnects.

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Audit trail

Every check is logged with the operator, device, location, time and result — evidence when a decision is questioned.

Where verification happens

Solutions for the counter, the border and the field

Service counters

Civil registry, social benefits, health and banking desks confirm entitlement before a service is granted.

Self-service

Citizens verify themselves through a phone or kiosk, with liveness checks standing in for the officer.

Border control

Full eMRTD chip authentication and watchlist screening in the seconds a traveller stands at the booth.

Mobile and field

Rugged handhelds verify voters, patients and beneficiaries where there is no desk and often no network.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ID verification?

Verification confirms that a person is who they claim to be by matching them against their identity record, through biometrics, the credential itself, or both, and returning a clear pass or fail result.

Which biometrics can be used to verify identity?

Fingerprint, face, and iris. One-to-one biometric matching confirms identity against the holder’s enrolled record and removes reliance on the physical credential alone.

Is every verification recorded?

Yes. Each event is logged with timestamp and operator ID, producing a complete, tamper-evident audit trail that supports transparency, fraud detection, and statutory review.

What is the difference between verification and identification?

Verification is a one-to-one check, confirming a person against their own record. Identification is a one-to-many search, finding a person within an entire database. Verification answers “are you who you say you are?”

Can verification work without internet?

Yes. Devices verify identity fully offline against pre-loaded records, with results logged and reconciled once connectivity is restored, supporting reliable checks in remote locations.

How is voter verification handled on election day?

Electronic poll books confirm each voter against the polling station’s register by name, ID number, or biometric search. Each voter is marked as attended on verification, preventing double-voting.

What is ID verification?

Verification confirms that a person is who they claim to be by matching them against their identity record, through biometrics, the credential itself, or both, and returning a clear pass or fail result.

What is the difference between verification and identification?

Verification is a one-to-one check, confirming a person against their own record. Identification is a one-to-many search, finding a person within an entire database. Verification answers “are you who you say you are?”

Which biometrics can be used to verify identity?

Fingerprint, face, and iris. One-to-one biometric matching confirms identity against the holder’s enrolled record and removes reliance on the physical credential alone.

Can verification work without internet?

Yes. Devices verify identity fully offline against pre-loaded records, with results logged and reconciled once connectivity is restored, supporting reliable checks in remote locations.

How is voter verification handled on election day?

Electronic poll books confirm each voter against the polling station’s register by name, ID number, or biometric search. Each voter is marked as attended on verification, preventing double-voting.

Is every verification recorded?

Yes. Each event is logged with timestamp and operator ID, producing a complete, tamper-evident audit trail that supports transparency, fraud detection, and statutory review.

What is ID verification?

Verification confirms that a person is who they claim to be by matching them against their identity record, through biometrics, the credential itself, or both, and returning a clear pass or fail result.

Which biometrics can be used to verify identity?

Fingerprint, face, and iris. One-to-one biometric matching confirms identity against the holder’s enrolled record and removes reliance on the physical credential alone.

Is every verification recorded?

Yes. Each event is logged with timestamp and operator ID, producing a complete, tamper-evident audit trail that supports transparency, fraud detection, and statutory review.

What is the difference between verification and identification?

Verification is a one-to-one check, confirming a person against their own record. Identification is a one-to-many search, finding a person within an entire database. Verification answers “are you who you say you are?”

Can verification work without internet?

Yes. Devices verify identity fully offline against pre-loaded records, with results logged and reconciled once connectivity is restored, supporting reliable checks in remote locations.

How is voter verification handled on election day?

Electronic poll books confirm each voter against the polling station’s register by name, ID number, or biometric search. Each voter is marked as attended on verification, preventing double-voting.