Screens, prints and edits
Photos of screens, printed copies, PDFs and edited images are flagged automatically.
Document verification
A real document,
not a picture of one.
Each capture is checked before anyone looks at it: is this a physical card or a screen, a print or a scan; do the printed fields match the machine-readable lines; is the document valid and unaltered.
What it does
Built for regulated onboarding.
Data consistency
Printed fields are compared with the machine-readable zone, and dates and numbers are validated.
Reused photos
A document image already seen in another session is detected and flagged.
Explained results
Every check reports what it found, so a reviewer sees exactly why a document was flagged.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What kinds of fraud are detected?
Photos of screens, printed copies, scans and PDFs, edited images, and document images already used in another session. Printed data is also checked against the machine-readable zone when there is one.
Is a flagged document rejected automatically?
That depends on your rules. Most teams send flagged documents to review, where the reviewer sees exactly which check failed and why.
Does an approved document prove it is genuine?
No automatic check can prove that. Approval means every check passed; the case keeps the evidence so a reviewer or auditor can look again.
Use cases
Where teams put it to work.
The platform
Works with the rest of Konnect ID.
- Identity verificationID card or passport, selfie and liveness in one flow.
- Business verificationCompany registration, signatories and beneficial owners.
- Liveness & face matchA live person, and the same person as on the ID.
- AML screeningWatchlist screening, with matches sent to review.
- Case managementA review desk where every case arrives explained.
- Decision rulesYour risk appetite as rules, per flow.
- Self-hosted editionRun Konnect ID in your own data center.