Non-Document Verification in Norway: Identity Checks via BankID and Folkeregisteret
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Norway is a global leader in digital identity adoption, leveraging BankID and the Folkeregisteret to facilitate non-document identity verification, which eliminates the need for users to upload physical documents. This method utilizes a national identification number, biometric liveness checks, and facial recognition to match selfies with government-held photos and validate personal data against the official population register. Such a system is highly efficient for businesses, providing rapid, secure, and user-friendly verification processes that comply with rigorous regulatory standards, including the EU Anti-Money Laundering Directives. Didit offers a comprehensive identity verification platform that supports these processes in Norway and globally, providing an affordable, API-first solution that integrates easily into various applications. With its cost-effective pricing, Didit democratizes access to enterprise-grade identity verification, catering to both startups and established companies by offering robust security measures and a seamless mobile-native experience.
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