For Compliance
Built for regulated finance. Verifiable, reusable credentials aligned with the UK Digital Verification Services (DVS) Trust Framework.
UnbreakableID provides verifiable, reusable credentials aligned with the UK Digital Verification Services (DVS) Trust Framework, which gained statutory force under the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025. This framework defines how digital identity providers must operate to meet regulatory, banking, and government standards.
How UbID Addresses Compliance Requirements
Credential architecture aligned to DVS technical requirements and privacy-by-design principles.
KYC-Verified Identity Attributes
Reusable, cryptographically signed credentials carrying verified identity attributes aligned with KYC/AML regulatory requirements.
Age & Eligibility Proofs
Selective disclosure of age or eligibility status without exposing unnecessary personal data — aligned with data minimisation principles.
Face Biometric Binding
Privacy-preserving biometric liveness. Face vectors are hashed/encrypted and bound to blockchain identity — no raw images stored.
Audit-Ready Issuance Metadata
Every credential carries issuance metadata, issuer DID, and cryptographic proof. Revocation events are logged for compliance audits.
Compliance FAQ
Is UbID certified under the UK DVS Trust Framework?
UbID is designed to meet the technical and privacy requirements of the DVS Trust Framework. Formal certification requires assessment and registration with the UK regulator. Institutions using UbID can accelerate compliance readiness, but certification is a separate process.
How does UbID provide audit evidence?
Every credential includes issuance metadata, issuer DID, and cryptographic proof. Revocation status and disclosure events are logged, enabling institutions to demonstrate compliance during audits.
What happens to biometric data?
UbID never shares raw biometric images. Face vectors are hashed or encrypted and bound to the user's blockchain identifier. This ensures liveness and identity binding without exposing sensitive biometric data.
How does selective disclosure protect privacy?
Users can share only the attributes required for a transaction (e.g., "KYC verified" or "over 18"). This prevents oversharing and aligns with data minimisation principles in the DVS framework.
How is revocation handled?
Credentials carry revocation status that verifiers can check in real time. If a credential is revoked or expired, the wallet shows a clear status indicator and prompts the user to re-verify.
What financial use cases are supported?
Account opening, loan origination, recurring payment authorisation, merchant onboarding, and cross-institution KYC reuse — all with audit-ready evidence.
Certification and Assurance
Need more Information?
Our documentation covers every technical detail, or you can speak directly with our engineering team.