IDnow's video identification is used by Teylor to verify the authorized company representative during SME loan onboarding.
How Teylor is Rewriting SME Lending - IDnow ↗
What happened
- Teylor states identity-verified data flows into qualified electronic signing without a separate signing process.
- Teylor states its application-to-payout target is one to two working days.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Customer case shows IDnow bundling video IDV with qualified signing in lending onboarding, a direct overlap with Signicat's electronic signing and orchestration lines.
- Single-audit-trail IDV-to-signing claim is IDnow-framed positioning and rests on the customer's own account, not independent measurement.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “Instead of asking customers to complete identity verification and then start a separate signing process, the verified identity data can flow directly into the signing step.” source ↗
- “The whole process from application to payout should not take longer than one to two working days.” source ↗
- “Connecting identity verification and qualified signing into a single workflow reduces unnecessary handoffs between systems.” source ↗
- “provided in one single audit trail” source ↗
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