Onboarding documents, read with consent.
KYC Reader extracts name, date of birth, ID number and address from identity and address proofs, compares them with each other and stores every read against a consent record. Numbers are masked by default.
ID cards and address proofs as photos or PDFs, captured with the person’s consent.
Fields are read, cross-checked between documents and quality checks are run on the image.
A masked KYC record linked to its consent, ready for your onboarding or lending workflow.
Faster onboarding without loosening control.
For lenders, NBFCs, brokers and any business that verifies customers or vendors.
Identity fields
Name, date of birth, gender, ID number, issue and expiry dates where printed.
Address proofs
Utility bills, bank letters and rent agreements read into a structured address with PIN code.
Cross-document match
Name and address are compared across the ID and address proof, with the differences shown.
Image quality checks
Blur, glare, cropped edges and photocopies of photocopies are flagged before data is used.
Masked by default
ID numbers display as XXXX XXXX 4821. Full values are revealed only to permitted roles, and each reveal is logged.
Consent record
Purpose, timestamp, retention and the person’s acknowledgement stored with every KYC file.
From customer upload to verified record
Consent
The person agrees to a stated purpose before any document is uploaded or read.
Capture
A guided upload checks framing and image quality in the moment.
Read and compare
Fields are extracted and compared across documents, with confidence on each.
Hand over
A masked record goes to your onboarding system. Documents are deleted on schedule.
Identity data, handled the way it should be.
These controls are part of the KYC Reader for every account. They cannot be switched off for convenience.
Confidence on every field
Each extracted value carries a score. Anything below your threshold goes to a person before it is used.
Consent and masking
ID documents are processed only with the person’s consent. ID numbers are masked by default and access is restricted by role.
Encrypted and time-limited
Documents are encrypted, kept only for the period your company sets, then deleted.
Never shared for training
Customer documents are never used to train models for other customers.
The details
What a KYC record contains.
- Identity fields
- Full name, father’s or spouse’s name where printed, date of birth, gender, ID number (masked), validity
- Address fields
- House, street, locality, city, district, state, PIN code
- Checks
- Name match score, address match score, image quality, tamper signals
- Consent
- Purpose, timestamp, channel, retention period, consent ID
- Access
- Role-based reveal of full numbers, every reveal written to the audit log
KYC Reader questions
Is KYC Reader a replacement for official verification?
How long are ID documents kept?
Who can see a full ID number?
Next on the table
Run your next onboarding batch through it.
Use sample or consented documents. See the masked record, the match scores and the consent trail before anything goes live.
- Stained or folded
- Handwritten notes
- Skewed scans