
ID Scan performs identity verification directly on the user's mobile device. NFC passport reading, document validation and optional selfie verification can be completed without sending biometric data to external AI services.
Many identity verification solutions rely on cloud-based processing for biometric comparison. ID Scan is designed differently: where possible, sensitive verification steps are handled locally on the user's mobile device.
Biometric comparison can be completed without sending the live selfie to external AI services.
Local processing helps reduce unnecessary transfer and processing of sensitive personal data.
Organizations can explain that the biometric comparison is performed directly on the user's device.
Your backend receives the verification result and only the configured fields required for your workflow.
The mobile app guides the user through a clear verification flow. The organization decides which fields and checks are requested, while the app performs the technical document and selfie verification steps.
The user scans the MRZ area of the passport or identity document to start the secure NFC reading process.
The app reads identity data and the portrait photo from the chip, including DG1 and DG2 where available.
If requested, the user takes a live selfie that is compared with the portrait photo from the document chip.
The API returns verification status, requested fields and check results according to the configured template.
ID Scan is built around a simple principle: process sensitive data only where it is needed. The mobile device performs the document scan and optional biometric comparison. Your system receives the result through the API.
Depending on the document and the configured template, ID Scan can perform technical document checks and optional biometric comparison as part of the same mobile flow.
Read identity data, document details and the portrait photo from the secure chip in supported passports and identity documents.
Check whether the chip was read successfully, whether document data is available and whether the document is not expired.
Compare the live selfie with the DG2 portrait photo from the chip directly on the user's device.
For organizations that want to reduce third-party processing, on-device verification offers a clear alternative. The selfie comparison can be performed locally instead of sending biometric images to an external cloud service.
The biometric comparison is performed on the user's mobile device.
Avoid unnecessary transfer of biometric data to external AI or cloud verification providers.
The API can return only the fields, images and checks that are explicitly requested.
On-device identity verification is useful for organizations that need reliable identity checks while keeping the verification process privacy-conscious and easy to integrate.
Support KYC and Wwft onboarding flows with NFC-based identity verification.
Verify clients remotely while limiting unnecessary copies of identity documents.
Verify employees, contractors and international workers during onboarding.
Add identity verification to your own platform using the ID Scan API.
Learn more about the technical NFC verification flow, privacy-by-design architecture and API integration options.
Read how ID Scan verifies passports and identity documents using the secure NFC chip.
View NFC verificationLearn how ID Scan supports data minimization, configurable retention and privacy-conscious verification flows.
View privacy pageCreate verification requests, invite users and retrieve results from your own backend.
View integration guideCreate a free account, test the mobile verification flow and integrate NFC identity verification into your own software.