FB pixel

Veridas can now verify all US biometric ID documents, helps identify Spanish minors

Veridas can now verify all US biometric ID documents, helps identify Spanish minors
 

ID solution provider Veridas has announced two different milestones concerning the adoption of its document verification and biometrics solutions.

Writing in its blog, the company says it can verify every ID document type in the United States, including state IDs, driver’s licenses and military IDs, among others.

In the same post, Veridas says that its ID and biometrics algorithms can “guarantee” a conversion rate above 80 percent for digital onboarding processes.

“Veridas also has a face biometrics engine top-ranked by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, NIST, and we have passed the iBeta PAD level 2 evaluation of ISO/IEC for our liveness detection technology,” the company writes.

In a separate blog post, Veridas says that Spanish neobank BBVA was the first financial institution in the country to register children between 14 and 17 years old using its dedicated mobile app.

“This registration is possible thanks to Veridas’ identity document verification technology, which has been providing its technology to the bank since 2017 with more than 30 projects in eight different countries,” reads the post.

According to Veridas, the system creates a fraud prevention barrier at onboarding.

“Both document verification technology and facial biometrics have anti-spoofing or anti-fraud measures that are capable of detecting fraud attempts such as false documents, alterations in the information, masks, or even deepfakes,” the company says.

Registration of minors is associated with the account of a parent or legal representative who will be able to regulate the different operations that minors can perform in the application.

Bank customers in Spain must complete registration based on Executive Service for the Prevention of Money Laundering (Sepblac) regulations. These include video evidence reviewed by an agent. Veridas says that the onboarding solution is compliant with Sepblac.

The company expanded a biometric customer onboarding relationship with BBVA that dates back to 2017  with a deployment in Switzerland in September.

Article Topics

 |   |   |   |   |   | 

Latest Biometrics News

 

Digital sovereignty, infrastructure and credential formats colliding

Digital credential formats are on the verge of being sucked into a global debate over the nature of sovereignty with…

 

Digital ID for alcohol sales is coming to the UK: hear what it means for the identity sector

For about two years now, leaders in the UK have been promising that, soon, people will be able to use…

 

Ant International, Visa, Mastercard work to make agentic protocols interoperable 

Ant International, Mastercard and Visa are collaborating on a Know-Your-Agent (KYA) interoperability framework, which a release says is “designed to…

 

Unico acquires biometrics provider Valida, gaining entry into Argentina market

Unico has announced it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Valida, “an Argentine biometric identity verification platform with an established…

 

KPMG investment in Reality Defender backs hiring spree to fight deepfakes

U.S.-based KPMG LLP has taken a minority stake in deepfake detection developer Reality Defender and plans to integrate its fraud-protecting…

 

Australia expands eSafety powers, doubles penalties in platform accountability push

Australia’s parliament has formally passed the Online Safety Amendment (Strengthening Enforcement for the Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2026, granting…

Comments

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Market Intelligence

Featured Company

Biometric Update Podcast

Most Read This Week

White Papers

Latest Webinars

Biometrics Industry Events