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It is cryptographically verified that the chip has not been cloned and the data has not been altered.
Features
NFC Chip Verification
Runs ID card and NFC passport chips through active and passive authentication and a certificate check.
Certificate validity check
The validity of the certificate that signed the chip data is checked.
Smart NFC guidance
The user is guided to the position of the device’s NFC reader; a vibration signals when the chip is detected.
Resume where it left off
If the connection drops because the ID moves away, reading resumes where it left off instead of starting over.
MRZ and Turkish conversion
MRZ data is read with Turkish character conversion and compared with OCR data.
NFC passport
Foreign national customers are verified with ICAO 9303 compliant passports under MASAK 32.
How It Works
Results in Four Steps
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01
MRZ reading
The MRZ data required for chip access is read.
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02
Chip reading
The user holds the ID near the phone and the chip data is read.
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03
Cryptographic verification
Active and passive authentication and certificate checks are performed.
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04
Matching
Chip data and photo are matched against OCR data and the user’s face.
Regulatory Compliance
Designed for Compliance
This solution works in line with the remote identification regulations your sector is subject to. See our security page for certifications and article-by-article compliance.
- MASAKCommuniqué No. 19All obliged parties; real persons and trade-registered legal entities
- MASAKCommuniqué No. 32Non-Turkish real persons and foreign representatives of legal entities
- BDDKBanksBanks and participation banks
- SPKIII-42.1Brokerages, portfolio management companies and crypto-asset service providers
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions, Answered
Why is NFC verification important?
Data in the ID chip is digitally signed by the issuing authority. Active and passive authentication confirm that the chip has not been cloned and the data has not been altered, stopping fake IDs at the root.
Which documents are supported?
Chip-based Turkish ID cards and ICAO 9303 compliant NFC-enabled passports are supported.
What happens if the connection drops during reading?
If the NFC connection drops because the ID moves away from the phone, reading resumes where it left off; the user does not have to start over.
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