Individual Verification Level
Comprehensive verification solutions for individual applicants.
Overview
A Verification Level defines the sequence of checks an applicant must complete to verify their identity. Each Level is composed of one or more of the following Steps, combined to meet specific compliance requirements and use cases.
Verification Steps
Validates and extracts information from identity documents, including passports, national ID cards, driver's licenses, and visas. The system performs OCR to extract applicant data (name, date of birth, nationality, etc.) and validates document authenticity.
Compares a selfie against the face photo in the submitted identity document. Confirms the applicant is the legitimate document holder, detects spoofing attempts, and verifies physical presence through liveness detection.
Screens the applicant against global sanctions lists and compliance databases, including OFAC SDN, PEP (Politically Exposed Persons) lists, adverse media sources, and custom watchlists. Returns a pass/fail result based on configured thresholds.
Predefined Level Templates
This release includes three predefined Level templates. Each is pre-configured and ready to apply to your applicant flow.
| Level Template | Steps Included | Typical Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| AML | AML | Standalone compliance screening without document collection |
| Identity Verification | Document + Face | KYC onboarding requiring identity confirmation |
| dentity Verification + AML | Document + Face + AML | Enhanced KYC for regulated industries requiring both identity and compliance checks |
Step Execution and Outcome
Steps within a Level are executed in sequence. All Steps must pass for the applicant to be verified and approved. If any Step fails, the verification fails and the applicant is rejected.
Selecting a Level
Choose the Level that matches your compliance requirements. For guidance on selecting the right Level for your use case, or to discuss custom configurations, please contact our support team.
Updated about 1 month ago