We do this to allow you to read and verify your identity documents. We license the underlying software to our customers, who can then build their own apps with this. Since this licensing pays our bills, we can provide the ReadID Me app for free and without advertisements.

To do this you can scan a personal QR code using your phone's camera to open a different app ‘ReadID Ready’. This app can verify your identity for a third party by securely sharing the information read from your identity document only with them. You need to start a personal session by scanning a QR code or clicking a link that the third party provides you as part of a verification request. This cannot be done through the ReadID Me app as all the data read remains on your device.

If you can’t open the ReadID Ready app, search in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store for ‘ReadID Ready’ and install the app. Open the ReadID Ready app and scan a personal QR code to start your verification session. Alternatively, if you received the verification request on the same phone as you have the app installed, you can start there by clicking a link.

Inverid is the new name for InnoValor. Beside the name nothing has changed. The app is the same and the underlying technology is as trusted as it used to be. Read more about the new name.

This version of the app is provided as-is and without warranty. You can use it to read and verify your identity documents. We make no claims about its suitability for any particular purpose. We also want to emphasize that the country signature validation is limited to a static list of country (CSCA) certificates embedded in the app, and that this list may not be correct and complete.

First, make sure the camera can clearly see the data page including the Machine Readable Zone (MRZ, the bottom 2 or 3 lines of the passport/identity card), taking care that there are no fingers in the way and that there is no glare of a lamp over the data page. Simply put, if you cannot see the MRZ, neither can our software. Tilting the passport a little often helps, or shielding the passport from the glare from a lamp. If this fails, you can always input the required information from the MRZ by hand, by tapping the button with a keyboard on it. In rare cases, the app may get the MRZ wrong, you can then use the same manual input mode to correct the information.