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Paraguay CI Verification API

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Post Details
Company
Date Published
Author
Didit
Word Count
832
Company Posts That Month
190
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

Paraguay CI Verification is a service that confirms the authenticity of a user's Paraguayan national ID by cross-referencing it with the official government identity registry, ensuring the ID belongs to the person presenting it. This verification process involves a straightforward integration with Didit's infrastructure, either via a single HTTPS POST request or a no-code workflow module, and is crucial for regulated businesses in Paraguay, such as fintechs, crypto platforms, and marketplaces, to maintain a defensible, auditable record of identity verification. The service costs $0.20 per successful query, offers results within seconds, and provides a structured, normalized response that integrates easily into approval, review, or rejection decision-making processes. It is particularly valuable for businesses needing to prevent fraud by confirming identities against authoritative sources, rather than relying solely on documents that could be forged.

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