MyProof identity verification proves that the person present matches the government document without storing biometric templates. Matching and proof generation happen on device, and only the verification result leaves the phone.
Frequently asked questions
How does MyProof match a person to a document without storing biometrics?
The supported document portrait and live face capture are compared on the user's device. The requesting system receives the match result and receipt reference, not the images or a reusable biometric template.
What does liveness add to identity verification?
A liveness signal contributes risk evidence during capture. It does not become a cryptographic guarantee or perfect protection against presentation and injection attacks.
Does on-device processing automatically satisfy biometric privacy laws?
No single architecture automatically resolves every legal duty. On-device processing and no biometric-template transmission can reduce data exposure, while the organization remains responsible for consent, notice, policy, and other applicable requirements.
Can identity match be combined with age or residency?
Yes. A policy can combine identity match with supported age, state, ZIP, nationality, or document-validity predicates when the workflow needs multiple facts.
Which documents can provide the portrait for matching?
MyProof supports identity-match workflows using compatible passports and supported driver's licenses or state IDs. Coverage should be validated for the target documents during a pilot.