vertical-ally

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Show HN: Tap Passport/ID for remote user registration by NFC(passportreader.app)
14 points by vertical-ally 4y ago|1 comments
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by vertical-ally 5y ago
Interesting, we will look into that for sure
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by vertical-ally 5y ago
Its not a term that we have coined - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biometric_passport
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by vertical-ally 5y ago
Yes (we keep a CA list). We are familiar with ReadID, but as far as I know they can only provide chip reading. Our solution on the other hand includes MRZ reading + chip reading + face verification + liveness verification
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by vertical-ally 5y ago
I think it goes without saying that pricing is negotiable with high volumes. This is the starting price for self-service with 0 commitment
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by vertical-ally 5y ago
It is of course intended for use cases where your real identity is needed, e.g. bank account opening, self-checkin for hotels and airlines
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by vertical-ally 5y ago
You hit the nail on the head - this type of problems is exactly what we try to solve. Someone like N26 would ofc be a dream customer. If there are any N26 employees here, hit us up ;)
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by vertical-ally 5y ago
Allow users to sign up (or similar) by tapping their ID/Passport. Integrate by using our apps, or iOS/Android SDK if you have an app on your own, or even C++ for embedded solutions
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Show HN: NFC Passport/ID for remote user registration(passportreader.app)
53 points by vertical-ally 5y ago|34 comments
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by vertical-ally 5y ago
Onboard users remotely, or verify a user's real identity, by letting them tap their passport to their phone. Like tapping a card to pay
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Show HN: Touchless customer onboarding with NFC and Passport(passportreader.app)
4 points by vertical-ally 5y ago|1 comments
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by vertical-ally 6y ago
A device can be tampered with, that's why a backend verification is always needed. There may be use-cases where such security is not needed, but I think that's a separate discussion. The developer exchanges the token for the data.
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by vertical-ally 6y ago
This is not really the point. This is to be used where its necessary to know who the user is, for example when opening a bank account or checking in with an airline
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by vertical-ally 6y ago
Onboard users remotely, or verify a user's real identity, by letting them tap their passport to their phone. Kind of like tapping a card to pay
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Show HN: NFC Passport App for remote user registration(business.passportreader.app)
4 points by vertical-ally 6y ago|8 comments
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by vertical-ally 6y ago
There is now an updated version available on Google Play. I've tried to address these issues.
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by vertical-ally 6y ago
Thx for the info. I will look into this issue. Some other Android users have also reported NFC problems, this could very well be the culpit. Probably I need to force NFC into the foreground
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by vertical-ally 6y ago
Valid point. It is audited by Google/Apple, and beyond that you can use the app offline
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by vertical-ally 6y ago
Very strange.. what device do you have? did you have the other app installed/running in the background?
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by vertical-ally 6y ago
Network access is only for reporting errors. I believe you can just deny it, or simply use the app offline. The real use-case for the underlying technology is remote onboarding and remote identity verification. There is more info on that he
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by vertical-ally 6y ago
I'm looking for users/testers/feedback'ers for my passport reader app. The app can read and verify passports via NFC by communicating with the secure chip embedded inside. It's very simple to use and works in two st
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Show HN: NFC Passport App(passportreader.app)
7 points by vertical-ally 6y ago|11 comments