Identity verification (KYC)
Optional ID document + selfie check that promotes signatures from cryptographic to legally meaningful.
What it does
Out of the box, DocSign signatures prove key control. Add KYC — passport / national ID / driver's license, plus a selfie — and signatures additionally prove who the human is. The verification status surfaces in id_token claims, webhook payloads, and the public verify page.
How it works
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Open Identity from the sidebar.
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Submit a photo of your ID document (front, optionally back), your legal name, date of birth, and country.
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Take a liveness-checked selfie in the browser.
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Status flips to pending → approved (or rejected) after review.
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Once approved, the OIDC identity scope surfaces identity_verified, identity_legal_name, and identity_country to partners that asked for it.
Why it matters
- Lets partners gate on 'real human, not pseudonym' without you re-uploading your ID per partner.
- Identity data is stored once; partners just see boolean + scoped strings.
- The KYC status flows through the audit log so you can see which apps consumed it.
Want to try it?
Most features are available the moment you sign up. No card required.
Related features
Sign in with DocSign (OIDC)
Standard OAuth 2.0 + OpenID Connect 1.0 provider with PKCE, refresh-token rotation, and a signing:proof scope.
Cryptographic-proof login
Partner sites get an Ed25519 signature over their nonce — stronger than 'they were logged in just now'.
Tamper-evident audit log
Every security-relevant event is recorded with user, action, IP, user-agent, and timestamp.