eID card verification
Verify the source identity through the permitted eID card integration.
Review channel scope →Contactless verification starts with the right person. Bring source identity, devices, palm biometrics and evidence into one coherent workflow.
From the capture endpoint to the application relying on the decision.
eID, SSO and ShareInfo are deployment-specific channels, not three mandatory sequential calls.
Verify the source identity through the permitted eID card integration.
Review channel scope →Receive the SSO result and bind the subject, application and session under the agreed protocol.
Review channel scope →Receive authorized attributes for the stated purpose; retain only what is needed for binding.
Review channel scope →The verified identity holder must be the same person presenting the palm.
Identity results and authorization decisions remain separate.
Resolve a person within an authorized population, organization and purpose.
Compare the presented palm with an already claimed identity before a specific action.
Bind an identity result to a device, session and time context.
Use a biometric result within an authentication flow, adding factors according to risk.
Evaluate identity, role, entitlement, device and risk to make an authorization decision.
Reference journeys from Trusted PalmPay; screenshots are not palm evaluation evidence.
Hardware, firmware, the engine and the service have distinct responsibilities.
Sensors, PAD and processing placement depend on the model, firmware and engine.
Trusted Palm Device participates alongside the Core, integration and governance layers. Creator/GRGBanking, Mobile-ID and customer roles are defined by delivery records.
Mobile-ID confirms its data-organization model follows ISO/IEC 24745:2022.
biometricRefReference protected under the profile.
subjectRefHIS / SIS / HRM / eGov
Contactless verification does not replace clinical protocols. When palm cannot be used, continue through an appropriate alternative.
Bind a palm reference to the correct patient record.
Find the correct record within the hospital population.
Verify the person associated with a care order.
Bind the patient, laboratory order and specimen label.
Verify the patient before an imaging order.
Verify the recipient and their relationship to the prescription.
Add an identity checkpoint before a procedure.
Verify who receives discharge information and documents.
Preserve access to care when biometrics cannot be used.
Verify the patient at the care point when device conditions and patient circumstances permit.
Solution scenarios, not a list of customer deployments.
These are not completed customer deployments. They are ready-made models that can be replaced by verified case studies once evidence and publication permission are available.
A model for first enrollment, returning-patient identification and verification before care tasks that require the right person.
A model for student binding, exam verification and context-aware access to learning facilities.
A model combining personnel verification with shift, zone and business conditions before authorizing an action.
A model that binds palm biometrics to a previously proofed identity and re-identifies the user within an authorized service.
A model combining palm verification with role, zone and time before the access-control system enforces a decision.
A model that verifies the right sender or recipient against shipment, location and time before recording handover.
Organizational, PAD and eID certificates have distinct scopes; none is automatically extended to the entire Palm ID service.

Mobile-ID information security management system, within the holder and scope printed on the certificate.

eIDAS eID 2.0 module in Trusted Hub Service Provider Appliance QSCD; the certificate states Level 2 on Android phones and iPhones.

The eIDAS eID 2.0 module in Trusted Hub Service Provider Appliance QSCD, with electronic identity and KYC/AML statements at HIGH under the references printed in the document.
Clear boundaries for a sound implementation.
Palm ID is the shared identity, verification and policy layer. PalmPay is a payment application consuming identity decisions.
No. The authoritative source establishes identity. Palm supports scoped re-identification and verification.
1:N searches an authorized population. 1:1 checks a claimed identity. Both require evaluated thresholds and exception handling.
The design can revoke bindings, disable references and support re-enrollment. This does not mean a biological palm can be changed.
The website links the published ISMS certificate SIS351224I008. Its scope and printed dates are not treated as certification of every Palm ID component.
No. The API Explorer uses synthetic local fixtures. It captures no images or templates and connects to no production service.
It depends on the approved deployment and policy. The target design avoids default raw-image retention and must account for logs, replicas and temporary buffers.
The workflow must not do that. It needs alternatives and staff assistance. Enrollment or matching must not delay emergency care.
Define purpose, devices, risks and acceptance criteria before scaling.