ID Phone verification · Prove

Identity

Verify identity from the phone number with Zenoo integrated with Prove Identity, cross-referencing carrier and identity data in real time.

At a glance

Overview

Identity overview

Prove Identity verifies people using their phone number as the core signal, cross-referencing carrier and identity data to confirm a name, phone, and personal details match in real time. It suits onboarding flows that want a low-friction identity check anchored to a device the user already holds.

Company
Prove Identity, Inc.
Category
Phone verification
Strongest in
Low-friction, phone-anchored identity verification
Best fit
Consumer onboarding in strong phone-data markets

Where it is strongest

Key strengths

What Identity does well.

01

Phone-anchored verification

Uses the phone number and its authoritative carrier and identity data to confirm identity, which lets many users pass with minimal typing and no document upload.

02

Low friction at onboarding

Because the check runs against data the user already has, it can shorten sign-up and reduce drop-off compared with a full document-and-selfie flow.

03

Real-time results

Identity checks return quickly, which suits high-volume consumer onboarding where speed affects conversion.

04

Reusable across the journey

The same phone-centric identity signal underpins later authentication, so onboarding and returning-user checks share one approach.

Who it suits

Best for

Where Identity fits, and what to plan for.

Honest notes on the trade-offs, each with a way to cover the gap inside a Zenoo flow.

Best for
  • Consumer fintech and banking onboarding that wants minimal typing
  • Markets where mobile-number data coverage is strong
  • Flows that want to reduce document uploads for low and medium-risk users
Considerations
  • Depends on phone-data coverage. Assurance relies on authoritative mobile data, which is strongest in Prove's core markets, notably the United States. For thin-file users or weaker-coverage regions, pair a document or eID check in the same Zenoo flow.
  • Not a full document check. It confirms identity data rather than authenticating a physical document. Higher-risk journeys, or those with a regulatory document requirement, should layer document verification alongside it, which Zenoo can trigger conditionally.
  • Number changes and new numbers. Very new numbers or recent SIM changes can lower assurance. Route those cases to step-up verification rather than failing the user outright.
You

Open the customer's case

What your team sees

The Identity result, beside everything else.

The result sits with screening and review on one case, so nobody checks a second tool to see the whole customer.

What you can build

  • Low-friction consumer onboarding anchored to the phone number
  • Pre-filling and confirming identity data before a document step
  • Reducing document uploads for low and medium-risk applicants
LA
Lorraine AshcombeSample case · Personal
In review
IdentityVerified
Name and date of birthAgrees
PEP screeningSuggested
Name matches a list entry, but the date of birth differs. Suggest you clear as a false positive.Zenoo suggests, your team decides

About Identity

FAQs

Identity questions.

Can Prove Identity replace document verification?

For lower-risk users in strong-coverage markets it can carry the identity check on its own. For higher-risk journeys or where a document is required by regulation, run document verification alongside it, which Zenoo triggers conditionally.

What happens to users with poor phone-data coverage?

Zenoo routes them to a fallback such as document or eID verification in the same flow, so a thin-file user is stepped up rather than rejected.

Zenoo

Hands it to your team

You

Tomorrow, your case

Bring us a case that went wrong.

We will run it through Zenoo while you watch: the evidence, the decision, and the record your MLRO would want to defend.

30 minutes. Your data. No slides.