With Ollet
Reading chip
No images stored
Configure Ollet into Okta with a few clicks. Or use our SDK for a custom integration.
What this team built and shipped on before Ollet
The biometrics behind India’s national ID programme, and the iris unlock that shipped on these devices. Acquired for $120M. The team
The answer
Ollet verifies the user statelessly against signed identity data, such as a passport chip, a mobile drivers license, or a corporate ID. Our neural-engine technology checks liveness and matches face fully on-device at 30 FPS.
A check, end to end
With Ollet
Reading chip
No images stored
Every other verifier
Capturing
Breachable
The guarantee
Other verifiers send ID and face images to a server, where they can be stolen or poisoned in transit or in storage.
FAQ
The user opens a QR code or link and completes a live face match on their phone. Ollet checks the holder against a supported, issuer-signed ID and returns a signed result in seconds.
The ID image and live face stay on the device. The requesting service receives a scoped, signed result for that verification—not a document copy or biometric image. Ollet does not create a central store of those images.
Upload-based checks send document and face images to a server and judge the images they receive. Ollet instead verifies cryptographically signed chip data and performs the live face match on the device, so those images do not need to be sent to Ollet.
No. Keep them for everyday access. Use Ollet when you must prove who is present—during account recovery, resets, privileged access, high-value transfers, or other irreversible approvals.
Ollet supports digitally signed, chip-enabled credentials such as ePassports, plus supported mobile, national, and enterprise-issued IDs. Coverage varies by issuer and platform, so confirm your intended population before rollout.
For workforce use, connect Ollet to Okta and apply it through access policies. For product flows, use the SDK to start verification and verify the signed assertion in your backend. No custom hardware or identity-image storage is required.
On reset, recovery, and anything irreversible. The holder has to be there.