Instant Passport Verification
Verify passport authenticity in seconds, before fraudsters can even reach your onboarding flow.
Extract and verify identity data straight from ePassports, covering 120+ countries in under a second.
Why this matters
Giving your team confident identity confirmation without slowing onboarding down.
Verify passport authenticity in seconds, before fraudsters can even reach your onboarding flow.
Pulls the verified name, date of birth, and document number straight from the chip. No typing required.
Gives your compliance team the strongest level of identity assurance available for passport verification.
Supports passport verification across 120+ countries, not just the US.
How It Works
From scan to confirmed identity, the whole flow runs without a single field to type in manually.
The user opens their passport and holds it ready. No forms to fill, no data to type in.
The camera captures the passport data page. OCR extracts the name, date of birth, and document number automatically.
A single tap against the phone reads the encrypted chip. Chip data is checked against the OCR capture for consistency.
Verihubs confirms the passport is authentic and the identity data matches. Your system receives a clear verified result.
Use Case
It's a small chip built into the passport that securely stores the holder's identity data: personal details, photo, and a digital signature from the issuing government. Any NFC capable smartphone can read this with one tap, no contact needed beyond holding the phone near the page.
A photo or scan of a passport page can be recreated through screen capture, photocopying, or editing. The chip's data is signed the moment it's issued, so editing it breaks the signature instantly. That makes it far harder to forge than anything printed on paper.
No. NFC verification works best as an extra layer on top of your standard document check, confirming the data hasn't been tampered with on top of whatever visual or OCR checks you already run.
Most modern iOS and Android phones support NFC reading. If a user's device doesn't, they can fall back to a standard document scan, so this works as an optional upgrade rather than a hard requirement.
Any passport issued under the ICAO e-passport standard with an embedded NFC chip. That covers the large majority of passports issued globally today, not just US passports.