NFC Passport & ID Verification

Verify the chip.
Trust the document.

Inspekt.ID reads the chip embedded in a passport or ID card and confirms it hasn't been altered — or cloned. Everything happens on your iPhone — no server ever sees the document unless you choose to export it. Export a signed, verifiable record to share, or import one you've received to check it on your own device.

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How It Works

Two steps, entirely on-device.

01 / UNLOCK

Scan or enter your key

Scan the Machine Readable Zone with your camera, or type in the document's Card Access Number by hand.

02 / READ

Tap to verify

Hold your iPhone near the document. Inspekt.ID talks to the chip over NFC and checks its signature on the spot.

What It Checks

Everything a border chip reader checks — in your pocket.

Documents

Passports and electronic ID cards issued to the ICAO 9303 standard.

Unlock Method

Camera MRZ scan or manual CAN entry — your choice.

Passive Authentication

Confirms the chip's data matches its digital signature, unaltered since issue.

Chip Authentication

Where supported, confirms the chip itself is genuine — not a clone.

Scan History

Saved to your device, protected by iOS encryption, exportable, importable, or deletable anytime.

Export & Import

Export a scan as a signed, verifiable record — or import one you've received to verify it on your own device.

Processing

100% on-device. No document data is ever sent to a server.

Privacy

Processed on your device — not on ours.

On-Device

Every scan — the camera image, the MRZ, the chip data — is processed locally on your iPhone. Inspekt.ID never uploads a document to a server, and we never see it. You're always in control: export a scan as a signed, verifiable record to save or share it, import one you've received to verify it yourself, and delete your history at any time. We collect only anonymous usage analytics, like document type and scan duration, to keep the app reliable.

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