IDV August Release – 24.R2
- 17 Mar 2025
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IDV August Release – 24.R2
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General product information
As of version 2021-R1, Secure Agreement Automation has been renamed to OneSpan Identity Verification. If not explicitly stated otherwise, any information and references to Secure Agreement Automation also apply to OneSpan Identity Verification.
Other OneSpan products have also been renamed. For more information about name changes of the different products, refer to the respective product documentation.
Supported operating systems and browsers
OneSpan Identity Verification is designed to be used within the confines of a web browser (desktop or mobile). This serves to reduce the friction inherent in forcing the user to download a mobile application.
Supported operating systems and browsers | |||
Operating system | Browser | Supported | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
Desktop | |||
Windows 11 | Chrome | ✓ | Users are directed to use a mobile device for image capture. |
Windows 10 | Chrome | ✓ | Users are directed to use a mobile device for image capture. |
Mac OS X | Safari | ✓ | Users are directed to use a mobile device for image capture. |
Mobile phones | |||
Android | Chrome | ✓ | |
iOS | Safari | ✓ | |
iOS | Chrome | ✓ | |
Tablets | |||
Android | Chrome | ✓ | |
iPadOS | Safari | ✓ | |
iPadOS | Chrome | ✓ | |
Constraints
Operating system and browser support includes the current version of the operating system or browser, as well as the preceding version.
OneSpan Identity Verification is not supported as part of a native application on a mobile device.
OneSpan Identity Verification does not support usage within an iFrame.
IDV April Release – 24.R2
New features and enhancements
Detail verification report enhancements
The detail verification report received a couple of enhancements:
Details about the issuing country and the issuing state (province) of the verification document, which are submitted via the UI, are now included in the report.
The person alive score value included in the report now uses a (more user-friendly) decimal number format instead of a scientific format. (exponential notation), e.g. 0.0001 instead of 1e-4.
The zones for extracted document information are now always in the following order, independent of the used provider:
Visual inspection zone (VIZ)
Machine readable zone (MRZ)
Barcode
Merged zones
The MRZ and barcode values are not always included in the response.
Browser and device information (including operating system and IP address) is now extracted and included in the report.
You now receive a specific error message, which indicates that the verification failed because the document is unsupported or could not be processed.
Veridas SDK upgraded
The Veridas Document SDK and Selfie SDK have been updated to the latest version.
Windows tablets detection fixed
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