Datakeeper stores identity data read from passport or ID card chips using ReadID in a digital safe.
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What happened
- The blog states that Datakeeper is used for car rental at Autohopper, with consumers providing documents in advance via the digital safe.
- The blog states that Datakeeper adds iDIN and a liveness check among other data points.
- The blog states that Datakeeper has used ReadID identity verification during Fieldlab events in the Netherlands.
Why it matters to Signicat
- ReadID-based chip reading is presented as a Signicat NFC document verification use case, relevant to post-Inverid positioning.
- The article's 100% reliability wording is an unsourced vendor claim and should be attributed to Signicat if cited.
- The post frames Datakeeper as a Netherlands data safe with a 3-5 year adoption target, a stated ambition rather than an established result.
Evidence from the source (6 quotes)
- “For example, Datakeeper is used for car rental at Autohopper.” source ↗
- “In addition to consumer's identity and income, they also add iDIN (an identity verification solution developed by Dutch banks) and a liveness check, among other things.” source ↗
- “During the Fieldlab events in the Netherlands, Datakeeper has already successfully used ReadID identity verification.” source ↗
- “The data is valid and 100% reliable through the use of ReadID.” source ↗
- “The data is valid and 100% reliable through the use of ReadID.” source ↗
- “That is why Datakeeper is working hard to become the accepted data safe within the Netherlands within a timeline of 3 to 5 years.” source ↗
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