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Resolve a person within an authorized population, organization and purpose.
From authoritative identity to contextual decisions: a shared trust layer with separated business domains.
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.
The authoritative identity source remains the source of truth.
Explore this capability →Quality, PAD and device-specific evaluation profiles.
Explore this capability →Separate biometric information from business records.
Explore this capability →Bind capture to a device identity and managed lifecycle.
Explore this capability →The right identity still needs the right entitlement and context.
Explore this capability →Explicit purpose, controlled lifecycle and traceable evidence.
Explore this capability →Connect existing systems without replicating full records.
Explore this capability →Illustrative data. No sensor connection or biometric verification takes place in the browser.
Mobile-ID confirms eID, SSO and ShareInfo integration. Maintain participant continuity through binding.
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 →Define purpose, devices, risks and acceptance criteria before scaling.