A government identity check before signing

A signature that leaves no room for denial:
Verified identity before every signature.

Before the other party picks up the pen, they go through a full session verifying their real identity: an official government document checked automatically, and a live face match confirming they are the person on that document. The result is a contract with the highest degree of legal standing — one they will find very hard to deny signing later.

Live face match (liveness) 220+ countries and documents A report tied to the contract
1Secure verification sessionA custom link under the Wthaiq name — around one minute
2Choose the official documentID card, passport, driving licence or residence permit — for any country
3Scanning the document and the faceLive capture with liveness detection and deepfake rejection
4An authenticated identityThe verification report is linked to the contract and the completion certificate
Live face match 220+ countries and documents A report tied to the contract
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Complete these steps to verify your identity
Approx. 1 min
ID Verification Face verification
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Choose your verification document
You must carry an official government ID
COUNTRY OF DOCUMENT
Egypt
DOCUMENT TYPE
National ID card
Passport
Driver's license
Residence permit
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Front of your document
National ID card
Find an area with good lighting All details must be readable Avoid screen captures
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We'll ask you to take a selfie by smiling
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1Roughly one minute to complete verification
+0A country and a supported type of official document
A live face match with liveness detection
MaximumEvidential standing before authorities and the courts
The highest degree of proof

Why Identity verification Does it give your contract the strongest legal standing?

An ordinary signature proves that someone pressed a button — not who pressed it. Identity-verified signing turns that around: every signer has to pass a government identity check with an official document and a live face match before the signing page even opens for them. That is why a contract signed this way reaches the highest degree of proof available, and closes the door on Denial, impersonation and challenges to the validity of a signature.

Signing with an OTP verification code
Basic
Signing with identity verification
Maximum standing
The digital seal with a token
The strongest legally

Standing before the courts

An identity verified with an official document and a live face makes denying the signature all but impossible in any dispute, because the signer proved who they were with objective evidence at the moment of signing.

Protection against impersonation

Nobody can sign in someone else's name — the live face has to match the holder of the official document, and recorded photos and videos are all rejected.

Live face match

A live selfie with liveness detection confirms the person is genuinely present at the moment of verification — not a photo and not a deepfake.

Detecting document forgery

The document's security features, its fields and its expiry date are checked automatically within seconds, so forged or altered documents are rejected before signing is allowed.

A verification report linked to the contract

The approval result, its level and its timing are tied to the contract, the event log and the cryptographic fingerprint, and appear among the final contract’s evidence and on the public verification page.

Works with Arabic and international documents

ID cards, passports, driving licences and residence permits for more than 220 countries — for Arabic and international documents alike.

The verification journey

From sending to an authenticated identity — in 4 steps.

You send the contract as usual, and the system handles the full verification before it allows signing.

1

Secure verification session

A custom Wthaiq-branded link the signer opens from their phone in a minute — no app, no account.

2

Choose the official document

They select their country and document type: national ID card, passport, driving licence, or residence permit.

3

Scanning the document and the face

Live capture of the document and a selfie with liveness detection, rejecting photos, screens and deepfakes.

4

An authenticated identity tied to the contract

The signing page opens, and the verification report is attached to the contract and its event log as permanent evidence.

When to switch it on

For every contract leaves no room for doubt.

High-value contracts

Large deals and financial contracts where any challenge is expensive — they deserve the strongest identity proof available.

Dealings with new parties

When you contract with a party you do not know personally, identity verification makes sure the person who signed really is who they claim to be.

Sensitive documents

Powers of attorney, declarations and financial authorisations — any document where a mistake is expensive needs an authenticated identity before signing.

Proof that cannot be denied

Any contract where you want to shut the door on denial completely and prove each party's identity beyond any doubt.

Quick guide

Everything you need to know about Signing with identity verification.

How is identity verified?

Verification begins with a secure, dedicated session branded by Wthaiq that the signer opens on their phone — no app to install and no new account. They select their country and the type of official document they hold — national ID card, passport, driving licence, or residence permit — and photograph the front of the document, and the system automatically checks its security features, its data fields, and its validity. Next it asks for a live selfie with liveness detection to match their face against the document photo, and printed photos, recorded video, and deepfakes are rejected. Once verification succeeds, the signing page opens and the verification report is attached to the contract.

What is the difference between it and an ordinary OTP signature?

An OTP proves the signer controlled a particular email address at the moment of signing — useful and fast, but it does not tie the signature to one specific real person. Identity-confirmed signing adds a far stronger layer: it ties the signature to an official government document and to a live face matching that document. The difference is between "someone who received the code" and "this particular person, with confirmed identity, is the one who signed." That is why we recommend it for contracts that need proof beyond argument.

How does this strengthen the contract's legal standing?

The evidentiary weight of a contract grows with your ability to prove who the signer was. When we tie the signature to an official document and a live face match, denying the signature becomes all but impossible, because the signing party proved their identity with objective evidence at the very moment of signing. All of it is recorded in a verification report linked to the contract, together with a timestamped audit trail and a SHA-256 cryptographic fingerprint, so that any change made after signing breaks the fingerprint instantly. The result is a complete evidence file you can rely on before any authority.

Which documents and countries are supported, and how is my data protected?

The feature supports more than 220 countries and official document types: national ID cards, passports, driving licences, and residence permits — Arabic and international documents alike. Verification runs through a specialised, accredited verification provider, the connection is fully encrypted, and the document and face data is used for one purpose only: proving identity for the contract itself. It is never made available to any third party and never used for any commercial purpose. What is kept with the contract is the verification result and its level, not the raw images of your documents.

Quick questions

FAQ before the first check.

Who pays the cost of verification — me or the signer?

You, as the sender, bear the cost (verification credit or instant payment); the signer pays nothing, needs no app and needs no account on the platform.

What if verification fails or is rejected?

The signer can try again on the same contract with no further credit deducted, and the contract stays locked for signing until the identity check completes successfully.

Do I need an app or an account to verify?

No — the signer opens the session link straight from their mobile browser, photographs their document and their face, and that is it. No app, no account, no installation.

What gets saved with the contract after verification?

A verification report with the result of the check, its level and its timing, tied to the contract, its event log and the cryptographic fingerprint — it appears among the final contract's evidence and on the public verification page.

Is the signer's data safe?

Verification runs through an accredited provider over an encrypted connection, and the document and face data are used solely to prove identity — they are not made available to any other party and are not used for any commercial purpose.

Which documents and countries are supported?

ID cards, passports, driving licences and residence permits for more than 220 countries, Arab and international — with the document's security features, fields and validity all checked automatically before it is accepted.

Add the strongest layer of proof to your important contracts.

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