MyProof nationality verification proves whether a passport nationality satisfies a policy without exposing the full passport record. It is useful when a business needs country eligibility rather than the user's complete identity data.
Frequently asked questions
How does MyProof verify nationality?
MyProof reads the nationality field from a compatible ePassport on the user's device and evaluates it against the configured policy. The requesting system receives the policy result rather than the full passport record.
Can nationality be verified from a driver's license?
No. A driver's license can support document-derived state or address policies, but it is not a nationality document. MyProof nationality verification uses a compatible passport.
Does nationality verification reveal the user's country?
A policy can be designed to return whether the nationality satisfies an approved set without returning the specific nationality value to the requesting system.
Is nationality the same as residency or immigration status?
No. Nationality, residence, current location, and immigration status are different facts. This capability evaluates only the supported passport nationality field.
Who is responsible for nationality-based eligibility rules?
The organization configuring the policy is responsible for ensuring that its rule and use of the result comply with applicable anti-discrimination, sanctions, export-control, and other laws.