Idveris collects a person's ID documents and a selfie through a single secure link — so you can trust someone you've never met in the room.
You open a request, they complete it on their phone, you get the documents. Nothing is installed, nothing is signed up for.
Open a request for the person you're checking. A one-time, random link is generated in the background — tied to that request, and to nothing else.
The client opens the link on any phone and adds two of their documents plus a selfie. The page greets them in French or English automatically.
The instant the set is complete, your team is pinged. Documents arrive encrypted, ready to review — never shown back on the open page.
People rarely carry all three. Asking for any two keeps completion high without lowering the bar on proof.
The photo page.
Front and back.
Front and back.
A live self-portrait.
To pass, a person provides a selfie and two complete ID documents. A passport counts as one page; cards need both sides.
Idveris is built to be handed to people you've never met — the page gives away nothing about you, and closes itself the moment you're done.
Every decision leans toward giving away less and holding data for less time.
The page reveals nothing about your company — or why you're asking. It's safe to send to a stranger.
Each link has a lifetime and can be switched off the moment you no longer need it.
Documents are written to encrypted storage and never served back on the public page.
French for French browsers, English for everyone else — no toggle to hunt for.
We'll walk you through a live verification and answer how it fits your onboarding or compliance flow.