Remote Identity Verification

Remote Identity Verification (RIV) or Remote ID Verification is an identity authentication process used for verifying the identity of an individual remotely. It is a secure and efficient way to ensure identity verification. Remote ID Verification is used by businesses and organizations to ensure that the person being identified is who they claim to be before allowing access to certain services or data.
RIV allows businesses to save time and money on costs associated with customer service calls and reduce their risk of fraud. RIV is a technology that allows businesses to verify the identity of their customers without them having to physically visit the business. It can be used over the phone or via the internet. RIV offers many benefits for both businesses and customers.
Remote identity verification is used to prevent fraud, by making sure that the person trying to access something is actually who they say they are.

Remote Identity Verification works by using a combination of biometric technology, identity documents, and digital authentication methods to verify the identity of an individual. The process of remote identity verification begins with an individual providing their identity information, such as their name, address, and date of birth, as well as a photo or scan of a government-issued ID. 
This data is securely transferred to the verification provider, who then compares the information against a database of identity documents. The provider then uses facial recognition technology to compare the user’s photo to the ID document. Once the identity information is verified, an additional layer of authentication is provided, such as a fingerprint scan or a two-factor authentication code. Once the verification is complete, the user is granted access to the requested service or resource.
On some occasions, RIV is conducted via a video call, with the individual providing a valid form of identification, such as a passport or driver’s license. From there, the individual’s facial features are scanned and compared against a database of known identities.

Remote identity proofing is the process of verifying someone’s identity online, without requiring their physical presence. It is an advanced form of identity verification that relies on biometric technology to authenticate a user’s identity from a remote location.
Remote identity proofing technology typically involves the use of biometric authentication methods, such as facial recognition, voice recognition, fingerprint scanning, or iris scanning. These biometrics are then compared to existing records to verify the user’s identity.
Remote identity proofing can be used in a wide range of applications, including financial transactions, government services, healthcare services, customer authentication, and more.

Remote Identity Verification is used to verify that the identity of an individual is valid, while Identity Proofing is used to establish the identity of an individual. RIV can be used to confirm that a person is who they say they are, while Identity Proofing can be used to establish a person’s identity from scratch. With Remote Identity Verification, the individual’s facial features are scanned and compared against a database of known identities, while with Identity Proofing, the individual’s documents are verified to ensure that they are legitimate.
RIV is used when someone has already established their identity, such as when they are logging into an account. Identity Proofing is used when someone is establishing their identity for the first time, such as when they are signing up for a new account.
RIV is usually faster and more secure, as it does not require any physical documents. Identity Proofing is more thorough and secure, as it requires physical documents to prove the identity of an individual.