FONIA states its conversion rate rose from around 30% to 50% after implementing Authologic and redesigning the form.
How FONIA verifies identity to welcome subscribers of every nationality ↗
What happened
- FONIA states the integration went from initial idea to a live integration in two months.
- FONIA states Authologic offers a fallback to OCR scanning of passports or residence cards when a user lacks a Polish bank eID.
- FONIA states Polish law requires every phone number to be registered to a verified identity.
Why it matters to Signicat
- The case shows an eID-first flow with document OCR fallback for non-Polish users, overlapping Signicat's document IDV and eID brokering offerings in Poland, which is outside Signicat's listed core markets.
- Conversion figures are FONIA's self-reported results in a vendor-hosted case study and are not independently verified.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “We went from the initial idea to a live, working integration in just two months.” source ↗
- “the system automatically offers the OCR path to scan a passport or residence card” source ↗
- “the Anti-Terrorism Act requires every phone number to be registered to a verified identity” source ↗
- “the system automatically offers the OCR path to scan a passport or residence card” source ↗
- “our conversion rate jumped from around 30% to 50%” source ↗
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