Hosted verification
A drop-in verification flow for your platform
Redirect users to CAIRL, let CAIRL run the verification pipeline, and receive verified claims without building the interface yourself.
What it does
Hosted verification is the lowest-friction integration path for infrastructure teams. It uses the familiar hosted-checkout model: the platform sends the user to CAIRL, CAIRL owns the verification interface and pipeline, and the platform receives a verified result at the end.
CAIRL is identity verification infrastructure built on a different premise than legacy IDV platforms: the answer crosses the boundary, not the file. Users verify their identity once through CAIRL’s multi-gate verification pipeline — document validation, face matching, liveness detection, and fraud checks — and receive a credential they control. When a platform needs to confirm who they are or how old they are, the user authorizes a verified claim through an OAuth consent boundary. The platform receives confirmation. The personal data that produced it stays on CAIRL’s side of the line. CAIRL delivers digital identity users control and verified claims platforms trust.
That makes hosted verification the fastest path to production when a team wants CAIRL's document capture, liveness, face matching, and certification system without standing up a full custom UI layer first.
Key capabilities
No SDK required
Start with a redirect or embedded surface instead of building a full custom client implementation.
Managed verification UI
CAIRL owns the capture flow, verification steps, and user-facing interface from start to finish.
Claim delivery
Receive outcomes like identity_verified and age claims after the hosted flow completes.
Flexible embedding
Adopt the integration model that fits your product, whether that is iframe embedding or a redirect handoff.
Ready when you are
Move from explanation to implementation.
CAIRL is built to let users control identity and let platforms trust the result. Choose the next step that matches the surface you are building.