See how OneSpan Sign combines identity verification, video liveness detection, document validation, and eSignature in a single workflow. Follow a real-world signing journey to learn how organizations can reduce fraud risk while delivering a secure, seamless experience for legitimate customers.
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Synthetic identities. Replayed videos. Deepfakes. Identity fraud is becoming harder to detect. But customers expect digital onboarding to be fast and easy.
Organizations face a difficult balance. If verification is too complex, customers may abandon the process. If verification is too weak, fraud risk increases.
OneSpan Sign helps close that gap by combining identity verification and eSignature in one secure experience.
Meet Mark. He's applying for a loan to purchase a camper.
Because this is a higher-value transaction, Mark must verify his identity before signing the loan agreement.
Mark prepares his government ID and a recent pay slip. He starts the process.
The system selects an issuing country by default based on Mark's geolocation. If needed, he can change it.
In-app guidance helps him capture a photo of his driver's license.
However, the issuing country does not match the driver's license that Mark submitted.
OneSpan Sign's identity verification detects the mismatch immediately, helping Mark correct the error before continuing.
Mark selects the correct country and captures both sides of his driver's license.
Next, Mark completes a face scan.
OneSpan Sign's identity verification combines passive and active video liveness detection to help confirm that a real person is present during the verification session.
Dynamic challenges change from session to session, helping detect replay, presentation, and deepfake attacks.
Techniques such as 3D face analysis, texture and reflection assessment, and micro-movement detection help protect against sophisticated fraud.
Mark's identity is verified in seconds.
Next, Mark signs the contract.
When needed, organizations can add extra workflow steps.
Here, Mark is asked to upload a recent pay slip.
OneSpan Sign's Not-in-Good-Order Document Validation feature checks that the attachment meets validation requirements, including document type, quality, expiration, and tamper checks.
The audit trail captures all verification, validation, and signing activities in one complete record.
OneSpan Sign's identity verification helps build trust without creating additional hurdles for legitimate customers.
Verify with confidence.
Sign with trust.
Ready to verify with confidence and sign with trust?