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Identity verification settings in BoldSign

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In BoldSign, senders have the ability to enable identity verification for signers, ensuring secure authentication before accessing documents. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the identity verification settings available in BoldSign:

  1. Identity verification frequency
  2. Number of verification attempts
  3. Require selfie check
  4. Require live document capture
  5. Name-match tolerance level

Identity verification frequency

Customize the frequency of identity authentication for signers accessing documents. Options include:

  • Every Access: Signers must undergo identity authentication each time they access the document, even after completing their signature.
  • Until Signed: Identity authentication is required until the signer completes their signature. After which, they will not need to undergo identity authentication again.
  • Once per Document: Signers authenticate their identity only once, even if accessing the document multiple times.

Number of verification attempts

Specify the maximum number of verification attempts allowed for signers. Exceeding this limit restricts access to the document. Senders have the option to reset failed signers for additional attempts and manually review failed document uploads for approval or rejection. Maximum number of retries is 10.

Require selfie check

Advanced machine learning algorithms ensure facial recognition accuracy, preventing the use of stolen identity documents by comparing the photo on the ID and the selfie image.

Require live document capture

Mandate signers to capture a live image of their identification document using their device camera. This verifies the document’s authenticity and originality, preventing the use of photos or photocopies.

Name-match tolerance level

Define the tolerance level for matching the signer’s name with the name on the uploaded identification document. Options include:

  • Strict: Minimal variations are permitted, adhering to strict matching rules.
  • Moderate: Moderate matching rules allow for variations in the middle, prefix, and suffix parts of the name.
  • Lenient: Relaxed matching rules accommodate minor spelling mistakes for increased flexibility.

BoldSign does not support the extraction of document fields in Arabic, Chinese, Cyrillic, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Tamil, or Thai scripts.

By configuring these identity verification settings in BoldSign, senders can ensure robust security measures tailored to their specific document authentication needs.

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