Verify More Than What You See
Contrary to misconceptions, accepting mobile IDs doesn’t mean looking at your customers phone screen or handling their phone at all. Photo manipulation tools render visual usage untrustworthy, and you should never take on the liability of handling your customer’s phone.
ISO 18013-5 transmission mechanisms allow for flexible interaction modes that keep your customer in control of their device and data while providing you indisputable cryptographic proof of your customer’s identity – even without data overload.
When you exchange electronic data and validate cryptographic proof, you no longer are bound by the “line of sight” requirements of physical ID cards.
Supermarket Liquor Store
In a single tap onto an existing Point of Sale payment terminal, identity, payment, and loyalty information can be transferred together. This reduces the time customers spend fumbling for different cards, improving their satisfaction and saving you time at checkout.
Check-in to a Restaurant
As patrons sit down in your restaurant, they check-in at their leisure to a Bluetooth beacon, unlocking the drink menu on your electronic ordering system. People already understand this concept - that checking-in to a cool new location using social services can alert their closest friends of where to find them. Then your staff can give customers a more personalized greeting by already knowing their first name once they’ve checked in, and it takes the awkward guesswork out of identifying whether patrons are of legal age.
Fast Lane Access to a Nightclub
Why not add a Fast Lane into your club when customers are willing to provide you electronic proof of ID with a single tap? Patrons tap their Mobile ID on the entry post to your new Fast Lane and by the time they walk to the door, your staff can match their face to a screen of age-approved attendees – 18, 21, or any age you specify for the event that night. Customers feel like they’ve gotten the VIP treatment, and your liability is reduced.
