Aadhaar (UIDAI) 6
KYC & Onboarding 3
Digital Signatures 2
Data Privacy (DPDP) 2
MOSIP (National ID) 1
Products
A consent-first identity layer for your apps and websites. The resident authenticates in the Aadhaar App, shares only the fields they choose, and your product receives a UIDAI-signed verifiable credential — no Aadhaar number, nothing stored.
Every request is scoped to exactly the claims you need and signed with your key. Face authentication happens inside UIDAI's Aadhaar App; the signed result comes straight back to you.
Checkout or kiosk on a desktop. The resident scans with the Aadhaar App and verifies on their own phone.
A mobile browser page. Consent, then one tap opens the Aadhaar App on the same device and returns.
Native or Flutter. A direct app-to-app intent hands the signed credential straight back to your screen.
SwiftUI or Flutter. A verified return scheme brings the credential back into your app after face auth.
Choose from 40 Aadhaar claims per service — name, photo, an age band, or a full address. Never the Aadhaar number.
KYC data is delivered to your endpoint and dropped from ours on read. Every credential is UIDAI-signed and verified server-side.
Your backend asks the OVSE service for a signed intent, scoped to the claims you need.
The resident reads the purpose in their language and agrees — scanning or tapping Continue.
The Aadhaar App runs live face authentication and releases only the consented fields.
A UIDAI-signed credential arrives at your endpoint, ready to verify and use.
Before anything is shared, the holder is informed of what and why, in their own language, and that no service is denied for declining — per Aadhaar Regulation 5. Consent is the act that starts the flow.
By continuing, you consent to share your Name, Photo, Mobile and Address for this verification. We do not store your KYC data. This is voluntary — alternate means of identification are available.