Telegram's New KYC
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The Compliance regulations require organizations to verify the identity of their stakeholders. The primary goal of KYC is to prevent money laundering. Over the years, various techniques have been used to implement KYC, such as manual checks and automated document verification.
Enter Telegram's Document Verification System. Released in last year, Passport is a built-in identity verification system that allows users to securely store and share authentic documents with trusted parties.
The process of authenticating documents through Telegram's Identity Verification Engine involves the following steps:
- Users upload a scanned copy of their ID (passport, driver's license, or state ID) to the Telegram app.
- Telegram's machine learning engine reviews the uploaded document, evaluating its validity.
- Once verified, the document is added to the user's Telegram Identity Vault, a safe and secure repository.
- Users can then share their authenticated document with authorized services and applications, granting them access to the file's information.
- Convenience: Users don't need to repeatedly upload and verify their documents to various applications, reducing administrative burdens.
- Security: Verified documents are stored securely within the Telegram app, reducing the chance of unauthorized access.
- Speed: Identity checks are much quicker, allowing organizations to process transactions more efficiently.
In conclusion, Telegram's Identity Verification Solution has brought a new level of convenience and security to the KYC landscape. By streamlining the process of identity validation, Passport enables organizations to process transactions more efficiently and comply with regulatory requirements more efficiently. As the regulatory environment continues to change, it will be fascinating to see how Telegram's Passport feature adapts to meet new opportunities.
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