IDV - identity verification

1.2.1. API

1.3.1. Web2

1.4.1. FaceID

1.4.2. Fingerprint

1.4.3. PIN

2.1.1. JS SDK

2.1.2. Native Android/iOS SDKs

2.1.3. REST API

2.1.4. Web 3.0

2.3.1. eIDAS

2.3.2. 3rd party vendors: Fraud prevention solutions / AML

2.5.1. ID Documents

2.6.1. Different assurance levels

3.1.1. Stores public keys of issuers to allow anyone to verify the authenticity of claims.

3.1.2. Uses blockchain technology to ensure immutability, preventing unauthorised alterations to stored data.

3.1.3. May store hashes of claims to verify their integrity without revealing actual data

3.2.1. Receives a user’s claims

3.2.2. Verifies the issuer's signature to ensure legitimacy and checks the claim’s validity.

3.3.1. Validates real-world identity and information of users.

3.3.2. Generates a digital version of claims.

3.3.3. Signs these digital claims using cryptographic keys to make them verifiable.