What Is Identity Verification? A Complete 2026 Guide

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Identity verification (IDV) is a crucial process in confirming an individual's identity, involving the examination of government-issued documents, biometrics, or authoritative database records. It is a component of the broader Know Your Customer (KYC) compliance framework, specifically addressing the Customer Identification Program (CIP) obligation. IDV can be performed using three main methods: document-based, biometric, and database-based, with most regulated use cases requiring a combination of all three to ensure accuracy and compliance. Didit, a leading provider in this space, supports IDV across 220+ countries, handling over 14,000 document types in 48 languages, and offers a comprehensive verification process that includes document capture, optical character recognition (OCR), liveness detection, and face matching, all at a competitive cost. Their service is notable for its rapid decision-making capabilities and has been recognized by an EU member-state government as offering a level of security superior to in-person verification. Additionally, Didit integrates IDV with AML screening and ongoing monitoring, providing a seamless solution for businesses needing to fulfill full KYC requirements in various sectors, such as fintech, crypto exchanges, marketplaces, and iGaming.

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