Yes. The platform is constantly being developed.

New features, security mechanisms and integration options are added on a regular basis, ensuring that the system can be adapted to new regulatory and technological requirements in the long term.

Yes. The platform can also be used for internal processes.

Examples include, amongst others

• secure registration systems
• Access control systems
• Identity checks within organisations
• Onboarding processes for employees or customers.

Thanks to the modular architecture, these processes can be configured flexibly.

The platform has been designed to handle even large transaction volumes.

The architecture allows for the parallel operation of multiple systems as well as integration into extensive digital infrastructures.

This makes the platform suitable for both individual sites and large-scale applications.

Yes. The systems have been designed to work with identity documents from various countries.

In addition, the user interface supports numerous languages, meaning the systems can also be used in international environments.

Digital identity solutions are among the key infrastructure components of modern digital societies.

They are needed in a wide range of fields, including

• public administration
• Financial services
• digital platforms
• security infrastructure
• Identity management.

This results in a very large potential market for such technologies.

Yes. The underlying technology is protected by patents.

These patents relate, among other things, to methods and systems for the automated identification of individuals in a self-service process using official photo ID documents, as well as the corresponding system architectures.

The patent protection covers several international jurisdictions.