VidentOn

VidentOn

Live Video Identity Verification

Live video-based identity verification, designed for higher-risk onboarding scenarios, exceptions, and regulated step-up requirements

Who it’s for

Compliance-led onboarding teams that need human verification for higher‑risk customers, complex profiles, or policy-driven step‑up scenarios.

When you need it

  • Automated checks are inconclusive or the customer presents a higher-risk profile
  • Human verification is required before sensitive actions (e.g., QES-related steps)
  • You need structured outcomes, decision traceability, and verification evidence

What it prevents

  • Impersonation risk when automated checks are insufficient
  • Unstructured video calls without evidence or traceability
  • Inconsistent agent decisions and incomplete documentation

What you get

  • Guided verification sessions with clearly defined decision outcomes
  • Documented decisions and session evidence with traceability
  • Verification records linked to the onboarding case for audit and review purposes

Key capabilities

  • Live video verification sessions across web and mobile
  • Agent-assisted verification flow, with guided checks and structured scripts
  • ID consistency checks, comparing video session inputs with prior ID capture results
  • Guided identity proofing, including knowledge-based questions and document display checks
  • Human-verified liveness prompts to increase assurance during verification
  • Decision logging and session traceability
  • Verification records and evidence pack generation, supporting audits and compliance reviews
  • Policy-based recording controls, where permitted

Trust & compliance

  • Policy-controlled recording and retention, aligned with consent requirements and local regulations
  • Decision traceability and verification logs, supporting compliance reviews and audits
  • Role-based access controls for  evidence and recordings

Typical use cases

  • Step‑up verification for higher‑risk customers
  • Verification prior to qualified electronic signing (QES)
  • Exceptions handling when automation requires human review
  • Cross‑border onboarding requiring increased assurance