eKYC Suite Document OCRv1.0.18

A retail bank's mobile app lets customers open accounts remotely by photographing their Chinese national ID card. The skill extracts front/back fields (name, ID number, address, validity) into the KYC form, slashing manual typing and drop-off. Human reviewers only step in for blurry or mismatched submissions.

A gig-economy platform asks drivers to upload a photo of their bank card to link payouts. This skill reads the card number, expiry, and cardholder name from the supplied image, pre-filling the payout profile. The operator reviews exceptions before activating the payout rail.

A peer-to-peer car-sharing service requires renters to upload their driver's license before their first trip. The skill extracts license number, name, expiry, and vehicle class, then auto-populates the renter profile. Any low-confidence or expired-license cases are queued for human document verification review.

A logistics company digitizes vehicle registration documents for its fleet to maintain up-to-date compliance records. The skill extracts plate number, owner, VIN, and registration dates from photos, feeding the fleet management system. Compliance staff review flagged or expired records before renewal decisions.

A fintech wallet app needs to verify new users in minutes by scanning a supported Chinese ID card. The skill returns structured fields for KYC matching, reducing fraud and manual review queues. The workflow is consent-based and does not claim document authenticity; high-impact decisions go to human review.

Charge per OCR extraction or per document page processed through the eKYC Suite Cloud backend. Customers sign up, get an API key, and pay monthly based on volume tiers. This aligns cost with onboarding volume and is ideal for scaling fintechs.

Offer an annual enterprise license with dedicated support, SLA guarantees, and optional on-prem or private cloud deployment. Includes integration assistance and custom document coverage for large banks or insurers with strict data-residency needs.

White-label the OCR capability into partner platforms (e.g., HR onboarding, rental marketplaces, telco registration) so their end-users see it as a native feature. Revenue is shared or billed per verification event through the partner's billing.