Has anyone here worked with the Trust Swiftly platform? I came across it by chance while searching for ways to verify identity for our new service. I was especially interested in biometric verification — a lot of people are talking about it now, saying that it’s no longer the future, but a reality. But I wonder how user-friendly it is and whether it will be too difficult for a user with a technically weak smartphone? Because if half of the users can’t pass the verification, then the whole idea loses its meaning. Has anyone already implemented or tested it in a real case?
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Has anyone here worked with the Trust Swiftly platform?
Has anyone here worked with the Trust Swiftly platform?
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I've only had the chance to test the demo version of Trust Swiftly so far, but even then I noticed the convenience of the biometric verification process. I liked that everything looks minimalistic, without unnecessary burden on the user, which is rare for such platforms. It will be interesting to see how the service scales over time.
Yes, I was just involved in the implementation of Trust Swiftly in a startup in the field of online education. There was a need to quickly and reliably identify students, especially for passing certification tests, so they decided to go the biometric verification route. And I’ll tell you honestly: this is one of the most convenient and at the same time most sensitive solutions that I’ve worked with. What’s good is that Trust Swiftly supports flexible integration, the API is well documented, and there were no problems with embedding the verification directly into our LMS. Biometrics was our “final sieve”. The user takes a selfie in real time, and the platform compares it with a photo of a passport or driver’s license. The process takes an average of up to a minute, if the internet and light are normal. The biggest plus is that the level of trust in the service has increased. We used to encounter cases when one student “passed” a course for another. After launching biometric verification, these frauds practically disappeared. People began to take the platform more seriously.