Identity checks
Verification uses supported documents and required checks. A successful check does not establish every fact about a person.
Trust
Understand what you are trusting.
How UnifyID verifies identity, handles application permissions, and records activity.
Read the published notices for the terms and data-handling information that apply.
Sign-in and permissions
Passkeys support account access. Application consent is a separate decision about the requested information.
Data handling
Published notices explain processing, retention, and applicable privacy rights.
What a record can demonstrate
For records covered by a published integrity proof, checking the proof can help detect changes to the covered record. The public transparency API exposes checkpoint information.
- An integrity proof concerns the covered record; it does not establish that every statement in it is true.
- A proof is not a promise that every activity in every external application is recorded.
- The application is responsible for how it handles information it receives.
Product screenView public checkpoint information