Multi-Step Verification

Multi-Step Verification is a type of Identity Verification that requires a user to present two or more forms of identification to prove their identity. This can include combinations of the following:

• Something you have (Driver's license, passport, utility bill, etc.)
• Something you know (Personal information, phone number validation, etc.)
• Biometric validation (Comparing a real-time selfie capture to a valid credential/ID provided)

When using Proof, the methods available for verifying a signer's identity vary depending on the state where the notary is commissioned. Notaries often use Multi-Step Verification for Identity Verification. 

Multi-Step Verification at Proof includes Credential Analysis and Knowledge-based Authentication. If the notary is commissioned in the state of New York, it also includes Selfie Comparison.

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• All: 
  • Credential Analysis
  • Knowledge-based Authentication (KBA)
  • Selfie Comparison for Identify Verification
• Notaries: 
  • Identify a Signer
  • Selfie Comparison for New York Notaries

Related Topics

• Passwordless Login
• Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
• Identify Verification

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