CHECKID · ELECTRONIC IDENTIFICATION

e-Identification

Determining the subject through electronic identity data and relevant sources, distinct from 1:N biometric search.

SERVICEPurpose → Method → Result
TRUSTSource → Evidence → Scope
OPERATIONSSaaS · API · SDK · SLA
TAXONOMY

One label, one meaning

Electronic identification ≠ biometric identification

Service definition

e-Identification uses electronic person-identification data to determine the subject of a transaction. It is an identity semantic layer, not the term for biometric 1:N search.

Identity sources

May include eID, VNeID/RAR/C06 or other authoritative sources where the integration and legal/contractual permission are confirmed.

Output

Identity/attribute result within the source and transaction scope; it does not automatically create an assurance level unless policy/contract defines one.

Boundary with e-Verification

Identification answers “who is the subject”; verification checks a specific claim/evidence and can be used in proofing, re-verification or step-up.

Boundary with authentication

Authentication confirms the current actor for a session/access event; an eID may support authentication, but the concepts are not synonyms.

Boundary with 1:N

Biometric identification is a 1:N gallery search and must be labelled explicitly as biometric identification.

COMPARISON

Do not use Identification as a catch-all term

Taxonomy consistency is a release gate.

Concept Primary input Purpose
e-Identification Electronic identity data / identity source Determine the transaction subject
e-Verification Specific claim/evidence Verify validity/consistency/holder binding by method
e-Authentication Authenticator / eID / federation where supported Confirm the current actor
Biometric Identification Biometric template/gallery 1:N candidate search
TECHNICAL REFERENCES

Definition and standards references

A reference does not by itself mean CheckID conforms to or is certified against the document.