Build against a live identity catalogue.
Discover supported countries, identity documents, capture requirements, assurance methods, and current availability.
Explore coverage →Identity infrastructure for developers
Build trust into products that need real identity.
Authenticate people, request verified identity information, and manage consent without turning your application into an identity vault.
Three integration paths
One secure identity boundary.Three ways to integrate.
Choose the implementation model that fits your product and security responsibilities. Every path reaches the same authorization, consent, and assurance infrastructure.
Hosted UnifyID
Redirect to UnifyID for authentication, consent, step-up verification, and authorization.
UnifyID Component
Add a framework-neutral control while retaining the secure hosted identity boundary.
OAuth API
Construct the standards-based authorization flow and manage the surrounding experience.
Use cases
Trust for decisions that matter.
Use verified identity without forcing every product team to become an identity provider.
Explore all use cases →Financial services
Customer onboarding, assurance, and document revalidation.
Marketplaces
Trusted participants without storing complete identity records.
Education
Eligibility, student identity, and verified qualifications.
Employment
Verified identity, licences, and professional information.
Age assurance
Confirm an age threshold without receiving a date of birth.
Account recovery
Use identity assurance when passwords and devices are unavailable.
Know what every identity decision costs.
Model authentication, verification, revalidation, and operational usage before requesting production access.
View pricing →Questions, answered
Understand the boundary before you integrate.
Start with the recommended path, request only what your product needs, and keep sensitive operations on your backend.
Which integration method should I start with?
Hosted UnifyID is the recommended starting point. It gives you the smallest security and compliance surface while supporting the complete authorization and consent flow.
Does my application receive a user’s complete identity?
No. Your application receives only the information covered by approved scopes and explicitly permitted by the person during authorization.
Can I test before requesting production access?
Yes. Sandbox applications support redirect configuration, scopes, consent, webhooks, credentials, and test authorization journeys before production review.
How does UnifyID notify my backend about changes?
Signed, replay-protected webhooks communicate consent, verification, credential, and application lifecycle events to your registered endpoint.
Start in Sandbox
Build your first trusted identity flow.
Create an application, register an exact redirect URI, select the minimum scopes, and complete a real test authorization.