Early access
Know who you are dealing with
Run a check on a person or a company and get back a result you can keep. It stands on its own, and it attaches to a document when there is one to sign.
How E-verification works
Identity
Confirm a person is who they say
They photograph their ID document and take a selfie. We read the document, a passport, national ID card or driving licence, and match the face to it.
Company
Confirm a business exists, and that your contact can bind it
We query the register directly for registration, legal status and the named representative, then match that against your contact.
Ready to run your first check?
Join the waitlistThree levels of identity
Levels
- Contact verifiedI1In every check
The person controls the address the link went to.
- Identity verifiedI2When identity matters
The signer is the person on the ID document, checked live on their phone.
- Issuer-confirmed identityI3Upcoming
The ID document is checked with the body that issued it, not only read from a photo of it.
Pricing
Check a person’s identity
Identity verification
On request
- A verified identity isn’t billed again for 12 months
- Includes a liveness check and the Contact verified level
Check a company
Company checks
Early access
- Checks the company’s registration and its registered representative against the official register
Sovereign — on your own servers
One yearly licence for all three products.
from GNF 320,000,000/year
Request a quoteWhat a finished check leaves you with
What was checked, not only that it passed
Document type and register, recorded as they were read.
When it ran, and in what order
Timestamped, so the sequence is on the record.
A record you can hand over
Export it, file it, or forward it.
Sealed into the document, when there is one
Printed on the certificate page and flattened into the signed PDF.
Frequently asked questions
No, a check stands on its own: a person or a company, with nothing to sign. It also attaches as a step on a document you are sending, and the result lands on the certificate page.
No. The check runs through a link, in the browser on the phone they already have.
The result is recorded as it came back, and you decide whether to ask them to try again or stop there. If the check was a step on a document, the document stops where it is and nothing is signed.
Bring E-verification to your team
Talk to us about rolling it out, or start today if it is already live.
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