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Verify identity documents with guided capture and configurable checks.

Verify a person using a government-issued identity document, structured document data, and configurable biometric or authoritative checks.

  • Part of a guest compliance session
  • Hosted, API, and webhooks
  • Configured human review

How ID verification works

Configure the checks each workflow needs while keeping the user journey clear.

Step 1

Capture the document

The user captures or uploads an eligible passport, national identity card, driving licence, or other supported document.

Mobile identity-document capture interface
Step 2

Extract key data

DocinVault reads configured fields through OCR, visual-zone, MRZ, barcode, or supported chip processing.

Identity-document field extraction interface
Step 3

Validate data integrity

The workflow compares available document zones, sides, formats, checksums, and logical field relationships.

Document barcode and data-integrity validation interface
Step 4

Check for fraud signals

Configured checks surface evidence of screen capture, photocopying, tampering, template mismatch, or other anomalies.

Identity-document fraud-signal analysis interface
Step 5

Decide and route

Your rules return a result or route the session to a stronger check or an approved reviewer.

Identity-verification approve or reject decision interface

Connect document capture to a clear verification decision

A document image alone does not establish identity. DocinVault combines capture, extraction, integrity checks, fraud signals, and configurable step-up paths in one workflow.

01

Structured document data

Extract configured identity fields from visual zones, MRZ data, barcodes, and supported chip data.

02

Document integrity checks

Compare document zones and surface format, consistency, template, or capture anomalies for decisioning.

03

Risk-based next steps

Approve, reject, request another capture, or route the session to liveness, Face Match, Video KYC, or review.

Automation operates inside defined authority.

The control plane defines what may happen, the execution plane records what happened for this booking, and the evidence plane preserves the resulting audit record.

01

Control plane

What agents may do

Workflow profiles, schemas, thresholds, permissions, and human-review gates define agent authority.

  • Govern
  • Map
  • Measure
  • Manage
02

Execution plane

What happened for this booking

Configured agents request data, guide retries, run checks, route exceptions, and trigger approved next actions.

  • Actions
  • States
  • Reason codes
  • Review gates
03

Evidence plane

What can be reviewed later

Booking linkage, timestamps, decision history, integrity references, and export manifests form the audit record.

  • Audit events
  • Hashes
  • Retention
  • Export manifest
Autonomy boundary

Agents resolve routine gaps within fixed schemas and configured policies. They do not overwrite core identity data or approve policy exceptions without an authorized human decision.

Built-in fraud detection

Catch spoofing, tampering, and counterfeit documents with DocinVault's advanced fraud prevention and detection technologies.

Document screen-presentation detection preview

Document liveness and enhanced security

  • Screen detection
  • Photocopy detection
  • Edge detection
  • Physical ID detection through scene segmentation
  • Multiple IDs with the same background detection
Identity-document data integrity analysis preview

Advanced data integrity and validation

  • Consistency across MRZ, VIZ, barcode, and chip data
  • Data-format checks, including MM/DD/YYYY
  • Data-logic checks, including MRZ checksum verification
  • Consistency across front, back, and additional document sides
  • Cross-checking with selected issuer registries and eIDV databases
Identity-document portrait and visual-marker analysis preview

Portrait and document tampering analysis

  • Analog and digital face-photo tampering detection
  • Visual-marker analysis, including holograms and watermarks
  • Ghost-photo matching analysis
  • Template matching
  • RGBA channel analysis
  • Font-consistency analysis

Document security and workflow controls

Use only the modules required for the customer, market, and risk level.

Discuss your workflow
  1. 01Live capture and upload
  2. 02MRZ and barcode processing
  3. 03Front and back consistency
  4. 04Template and visual-marker analysis
  5. 05Configurable step-up checks
  6. 06API, hosted, and webhook delivery

Where ID verification fits

  • Pre-arrival guest verification
  • Remote and self check-in
  • Digital access release
  • Guest identity rechecks
  • Platform host and partner checks
  • Exception and dispute evidence

Controlled by design, documented in public.

Every module uses the same access, output, audit, and retention boundaries as the wider guest compliance workflow.

Minimum necessary output

Operators receive the approved status and fields rather than unrestricted document copies by default.

Booking-linked history

Configured consent, status, access, and review events remain tied to the relevant session.

Controlled retention

Access and retention rules are configured for the customer's workflow and applicable obligations.

Frequently asked questions

Key implementation and workflow questions for identity document verification.

See Identity Document Verification inside a DocinVault workflow

We will map the module to your customer journey, operating market, and review requirements.

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