The person and
the document, together.
The member holds their identity document beside their face and takes a selfie. Before the photo is taken, the software looks for both faces — the live one and the one printed on the card — and checks they look alike, frame after frame.
Hold it up.
Hold still.
It runs while the camera is open, so the member gets feedback before anything is submitted.
- 01
Find both faces
The detector finds the live face and the outline of the card, then the smaller face printed on the card.
Detection - 02
Compare them
Both faces are turned into face templates with the same ArcFace model used for the face match, and compared.
Live comparison - 03
Wait for a steady run
Only when the two faces have matched for 12 frames in a row is the selfie taken. A single lucky frame is not enough.
Capture gate - 04
Second opinion
The captured selfie is sent to an AI review service for a second opinion; it can ask the member to retake it.
Outside service
The same person,
at the same moment.
A document photo and a separate selfie could be taken at different times by different people. Holding the document in the selfie ties the two together at the moment of capture. The formal comparison of the selfie against the document photo is then made by the face match.
What this step
does not do.
Ask us how it
handles your roll.
Bring your questions to a briefing — about review queues, officer assists, data protection and what happens when a check is unsure.