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Veriff powered by zkMe is Moca Network’s on-chain IDV/KYC solution. The bundled pipeline runs document, biometric, liveness, and AML checks; on success, zkMe issues a portable AIR Credential that any partner in the ecosystem can verify — without you running a separate KYC vendor procurement or holding raw identity data on your servers. Disclosure is configurable per verification program. Verifiers can receive a simple pass/fail eligibility signal, a selective set of attributes, or the full raw KYC dataset — with full raw access gated by explicit user consent through the Compliance Access Key (CAK) framework where your program requires it.

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What the on-chain IDV/KYC bundle includes

  • Programmatic IDV — including zkPassport-style NFC reading of ICAO-compliant electronic passports and national eIDs where supported, with strong document authenticity via NFC chip signatures — the same class of evidence as high-assurance eKYC, feeding whatever disclosure level your verification program defines.
  • Manual reverification — if automated checks cannot reach a decision (poor NFC read, edge-case document, biometric mismatch), the case escalates to human review under the Veriff powered by zkMe operator workflow — the same regulatory outcome as a classic eKYC session.
  • AML and sanctions screening — bundled as part of the on-chain IDV/KYC pipeline (not optional add-ons you must source separately).
  • Face matching and liveness — standard components of compliant identity verification.

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Disclosure flexibility

Each verification program in the Developer Dashboard defines what downstream verifiers receive. Typical patterns:
  • Pass/fail — a single eligibility signal (for example COMPLIANT / NON_COMPLIANT) with no underlying document fields.
  • Selective disclosure — an explicit subset of attributes (for example kycLevel, isOver18, country band) without sharing the full KYC packet.
  • Full raw data — the original verification payload (images, MRZ, structured fields) delivered to the verifier only when the program requires it and the user consents under CAK. See CAK overview.
For selective disclosure product detail on AIR Kit, see Selective disclosure (early access).

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Next steps

How it works

Programmatic verification, manual fallback, AML, credential issuance, and verifier outcomes — end to end.

Data collection & sharing

What is collected, what partners see, what lands on Moca Chain, and how disclosure modes map to CAK.

zkMe security architecture

zkPassport, zkVault, homomorphic face matching, and credential cryptography — in Moca context.

Pricing & FAQ

Per-check pricing, what is included, and how disclosure level is chosen per verification program.