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Identity Verification

Identity verification is the process of collecting and evaluating evidence to establish that an applicant is the person associated with a claimed identity.

Defined termReviewed 16 July 2026

Related terms

Anti-Money Laundering (AML)Know Your Customer (KYC)Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)Source of FundsSanctions ScreeningBroker

Educational risk notice

This material is general education, not personal investment advice or a promise of results. Markets can move beyond planned levels, and losses can exceed expectations when leverage, liquidity, gaps, or operational failures are involved.

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Trading glossaryReviewed 16 July 2026

Definition

Identity verification is the process of collecting and evaluating evidence to establish that an applicant is the person associated with a claimed identity.

In market context

A financial platform may compare personal information, identity documents, liveness checks, databases, and account behavior using a risk-based process. Verification can remain pending or require additional evidence when information is incomplete, expired, inconsistent, or potentially fraudulent. It supports customer due diligence and account security but does not prove that every later action is authorized, so authentication and ongoing monitoring remain necessary.

Source

Use the primary source for fuller regulatory or market context.

NIST SP 800-63A — Identity Proofing and Enrollment

Educational risk notice

This material is general education, not personal investment advice or a promise of results. Markets can move beyond planned levels, and losses can exceed expectations when leverage, liquidity, gaps, or operational failures are involved.

Read the full risk disclosure

Related glossary terms

Selected from explicit term relationships and shared tags.

beginner3 min

Anti-Money Laundering (AML)

Anti-money laundering describes laws, controls, and monitoring intended to prevent financial services from being used to disguise or move proceeds of crime.

compliance · securityRead guide
beginner3 min

Know Your Customer (KYC)

Know your customer is the set of customer-identification and due-diligence measures used to understand who a financial customer is and associated risks.

compliance · identityRead guide
beginner3 min

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Multi-factor authentication requires evidence from at least two distinct authentication-factor categories before granting access to an account or sensitive action.

security · authenticationRead guide
beginner3 min

Source of Funds

Source of funds describes the specific origin and transfer path of money or assets used for a particular account activity or transaction.

compliance · transfersRead guide