Passport MRZ vs. NFC Scanning for Global Onboarding
Blog post from Didit
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MRZ and NFC scanning are two primary methods for verifying identity data from passports, with MRZ relying on optical character recognition to extract data from a standardized text block, while NFC reads encrypted data directly from an embedded chip, offering higher security. Didit integrates both technologies in their AI-native platform to provide comprehensive identity solutions, combining MRZ's accessibility with NFC's superior security to enhance the onboarding process for international users. This dual approach, complemented by additional features like liveness detection and face matching, ensures a robust verification process crucial for industries requiring high security, such as finance and cryptocurrency. By facilitating a hybrid verification strategy, Didit enables businesses to tailor their onboarding processes to different user needs and risk profiles, thereby improving compliance and reducing fraud risks.
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