The MyProof App Clip reads supported passport chip data on device and the partner API returns a bounded policy result instead of the passport record.
Frequently asked questions
Which passports can MyProof read over NFC?
MyProof is designed for compatible NFC-enabled ePassports. Exact support depends on the document, chip, issuing country, and authentication methods available, so a pilot should validate the passports expected in the target workflow.
What does passport chip authentication prove?
For supported documents, chip checks can validate signed data and detect whether authenticated chip content has been altered. They strengthen document verification but should not be described as an absolute guarantee against every form of fraud or misuse.
What passport data does the business receive?
The business receives the requested policy result and receipt reference. The passport image, document number, birthdate, nationality field, and facial image remain on the user's device during the MyProof verification flow.
Does an iPhone user need to install an app?
No. The supported iPhone flow opens as an App Clip, so the user can complete verification without installing the full app.
How does ICAO Doc 9303 relate to the passport flow?
ICAO Doc 9303 defines machine-readable travel document and ePassport data structures and security mechanisms. MyProof uses supported ePassport data and authentication methods; this page does not claim independent ICAO certification or universal passport compatibility.