What is a 'Good' Identity Verification Pass Rate? Benchmarks & Optimization
Blog post from Didit
Identity verification pass rates, which measure the percentage of legitimate users who successfully complete the identity verification process on their first attempt, are crucial for balancing security, compliance, and user experience in digital transactions and online services. These rates, typically ranging from 70% to 95%, vary by industry, demographics, and risk profile, with financial services often on the lower end due to stringent requirements, while e-commerce platforms aim for higher rates for better user experience. Factors influencing pass rates include verification method complexity, user demographics, document quality, and fraud sophistication, necessitating a strategic, data-driven approach with continuous monitoring and testing for optimization. Didit's AI-native platform offers a modular solution with ID Verification, Passive & Active Liveness, and customizable workflows to help businesses maintain high pass rates without compromising security standards, leveraging advanced analytics and AI to refine identity verification processes.
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