Hey everyone! 👋 I'm just starting to dig into identity verification beyond the basic OAuth/OIDC flows we have set up.
We're looking at options for a new project that needs to verify users are who they say are, and I keep seeing mentions of Identiq. The "peer-to-peer" and no-data-shared model sounds really interesting from a privacy angle.
Does anyone here have real, production experience with it? I'm especially curious about:
* How was the integration process? We're mostly a Node.js and Python shop.
* What was the actual verification success rate like in different regions?
* Any "gotchas" or things you wish you'd known before going live?
I've read the docs, but would love some beginner-friendly, real-world insights. Thanks in advance to anyone who can share!
I looked into them for a project last year. Their model is interesting, but I remember the integration being a bit more involved than their marketing suggests, even with Node. The API calls felt a bit more abstract than typical services.
What's your traffic volume? A thing I heard, and this is second-hand, was that their success rates can be more volatile at lower scale because the network effect isn't as strong. Did you find anything about that?