IAL3 Kits at the office or home
A compact, controlled kit ships to the user in all 50 states and 32+ countries, and goes back on a prepaid label after the session.
See IAL3 Kit coverageIAL3 identity proofing SHALL only be delivered as on-site attended
, and the proofing agent MAY be co-located with the applicant or attend the identity proofing session via a CSP-controlled kiosk or device
(§4.3.1).
When the agent attends through a kiosk or device, the provider must also monitor the whole session over high-resolution video, keep a live agent present for evidence collection, validation and verification, and protect every device from tampering (§4.3.8). Earlier revisions of SP 800-63 called this approach supervised remote identity proofing (SRIP).
On-site attended, co-located. The applicant and agent share a secure physical setting the provider controls (§4.3.7).
On-site attended, kiosk-based. The applicant uses a provider-controlled kit or kiosk at an approved location while the agent attends over video. This is how Trust Swiftly runs IAL3.
Remote attended. The location and device aren't controlled by the provider (§2.1.3), so it can reach IAL2 but not IAL3, which is on-site attended only.
A session typically takes 3 to 10 minutes once the kit or kiosk is in place.
An IAL3 Kit ships to the user's approved office or home, or the session runs on a kiosk at your office. Every device is Trust Swiftly-managed and inspected.
They choose a session time in the Trust Swiftly user portal and can reschedule without involving HR or security.
The agent attends over high-resolution video for the whole session and sees every action the applicant takes.
The kit reads the passport chip over NFC or scans the document, and the agent can inspect its security features. One SUPERIOR piece of evidence, two STRONG, or one STRONG and one FAIR meets IAL3 (§4.3.2).
The applicant's face is compared with the evidence portrait, with liveness and presentation attack checks, and a biometric sample is retained as SP 800-63A-4 requires (§4.3.3).
The user's first authenticator is bound while the agent still attends (§4.3.10).
A notification of proofing goes to a validated address (§4.3.9), and the signed evidence package is ready for your assessor. The kit returns on a prepaid label and is inspected.
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Talk to an IAL3 SpecialistBoth are Trust Swiftly-controlled devices at an approved private location, with the same attended session and the same evidence.
A compact, controlled kit ships to the user in all 50 states and 32+ countries, and goes back on a prepaid label after the session.
See IAL3 Kit coverage
Fixed or portable kiosks for teams on site. Fixed kiosks are installed in about an hour, and portable units arrive ready to use.
Compare kits and kiosksEarlier revisions of SP 800-63 used that name. SP 800-63A-4 calls it on-site attended proofing, kiosk-based: the applicant uses a provider-controlled kiosk or device while a live agent attends over video.
No. Proofing on a device the provider doesn't control can reach IAL2 at most. IAL3 is on-site attended only, and Trust Swiftly sessions run only on its own managed kits and kiosks.
Only at an approved private location: a company office, a private office or reserved room, or the user's home office. Never a public place.
Typically 3 to 10 minutes once the kit or kiosk is in place.
The agent watches the whole session, sees every action the applicant takes, confirms the biometric sample comes from the applicant, and is trained to spot signs of manipulation, coercion or social engineering.
Yes. IAL3 Kits ship to 32+ countries, and other locations are reviewed case by case.
Yes, extra hardware can be added. Document and biometric methods are already supported; custom integrations may carry added costs.
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