IDMe for ENTERPRISE

Verify once. Recognize everywhere.

IDMe confirms the person behind every account, application, and interaction, then lets them reuse that verified identity instead of proving it again at each touchpoint.
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Chosen wherever identity matters
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The trade-off

You don't always know who's behind the login

Users can move through onboarding, access, support, or redeeming an offer without ever being tied to a verified person. That leaves room for stolen credentials, fabricated documents, and ineligible benefits, while legitimate people face repeated verification.
Our approach

Turn verification into a reusable credential

IDMe turns identity proofing into a high-assurance credential that moves with the person, not a one-time check that expires. Returning members sign in instantly, so trust doesn't reset at every touchpoint.

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Trusted identity across your enterprise

Prevent fraud before it enters your systems

Layered document, biometric, device, and fraud signals help verify the person behind an account, application, or transaction.

Help more legitimate people get through

Returning users can sign in with an existing IDMe Wallet, while new users can choose self-service, live video chat, or in-person verification.

Move people faster, everywhere

One reusable credential cuts help desk volume, speeds up onboarding and checkout, and frees your team from maintaining repeat verification across every system.

Built for the people your organization serves

Commerce

Turn verified shoppers into lasting customers

Reach high-value audiences, verify eligibility, protect exclusive offers, and build lasting relationships.
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Healthcare

Secure identity across every healthcare journey

Carry one reusable identity across patient services, patient matching, provider workflows, workforce access, and account recovery.
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Workforce

Establish identity from hire to retire

Verify candidates, employees, and contractors, then carry that identity across hiring, onboarding, system access, account recovery, and offboarding.
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How it works

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Start where identity matters

Integrate IDMe into application, onboarding, account creation, recovery, or another high-risk interaction.

2
Recognize the person

Returning members sign in with an existing credential; new users complete the verification path that works for them.

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Share only what’s needed

With permission, IDMe provides the verified information required for that interaction—not the underlying documents.

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Connect the journey

Each new touchpoint checks
the existing credential instead of launching a new verification flow, so the person keeps moving forward.

100M+
Americans in the IDMe network
giving more people the opportunity to sign in with an existing credential.
95M+
High-assurance IAL2 credentials
issued to date, showing that strong identity verification can work at population scale.
50%+
Already verified
across enterprise experiences, so more people can sign in and keep moving.

Certified at the highest level

The same certified infrastructure that powers government identity, built for commercial use:

  • Kantara IAL2/AAL2 since 2018
  • NIST SP 800-63-3 conformant identity and authentication assurance
  • FedRAMP Moderate ATO, VA-sponsored and listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace
  • ISO 27001 certified and SOC 2 Type II attested
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Frequently asked questions

What is IDMe for Enterprise?

IDMe provides a reusable identity layer for workforce, healthcare, and customer experiences. Organizations can establish identity at a high-risk moment, then recognize the same person across connected workflows without requiring a full identity-proofing process every time.

Do I still need this if I already use single sign-on?

Single sign-on and multi-factor authentication confirm you have the right login or device. Neither confirms you're the right person. IDMe adds that missing step and works alongside the tools you already have.

Do people have to verify their identity every time?

No. Many people can sign in with an existing IDMe credential. Organizations can reuse the verified identity across connected workflows and request additional checks only when the risk or context calls for them.

How does IDMe work with our existing systems?

IDMe integrates through APIs and supported connectors with systems that manage hiring, employee records, access, customer relationships, ecommerce, healthcare, and help desk workflows. Those systems continue to perform their existing functions while IDMe helps establish and carry the verified identity across them.

What information does IDMe share with businesses?

People can see what verified information an organization requests and provide permission before IDMe shares it. The organization receives the information needed for that interaction rather than the underlying identity documents used during verification.

What compliance certifications does IDMe have?

IDMe is a Kantara-approved NIST 800-63-3 IAL2/AAL2 credential service provider, and holds FedRAMP Moderate authorization and ISO 27001 certification, and completes an annual SOC 2 Type II audit.

Build every interaction on a trusted identity

See how IDMe can help your organization reduce identity fraud, make verification easier for legitimate people, and carry trust across the systems and experiences you already use.