Proof of Citizenship: How Didit Detects Citizenship from Identity Documents
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Identity verification traditionally focused on identifying individuals, but by 2026, it will also require verifying citizenship due to new regulations in multiple jurisdictions. Didit's system addresses this need by supporting a wide range of documents to prove citizenship, such as passports, naturalization certificates, and birth certificates, across over 220 countries and 14,000 document types. Their verification process involves multiple layers, including document capture, classification, field extraction, authenticity checks, biometric matching, and liveness detection, all integrated into a seamless user experience. The system ensures high accuracy by using document-specific extraction models and robust authenticity checks, while also handling complex scenarios like dual citizenship and historical documents. Didit emphasizes privacy through data minimization and secure data handling, aligning with global privacy standards like GDPR. Their API facilitates easy integration into existing systems for banks, fintechs, crypto exchanges, and government services, enabling compliance with emerging regulations and enhancing identity verification as a comprehensive data product.
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