Security starts with a smaller surface.
Understand the website’s local examples, data-entry boundaries, and security questions for a real validation integration.
The website’s data surface
The published pages do not provide a personal-data form, document upload, account system, or live API request function. The example explorer uses predefined local JSON. The site’s JavaScript does not send those examples to a verification provider or store them in browser storage.
Copy controls request clipboard access only after you activate them. Where the browser does not allow copying, the code is selected so you can copy it manually. Contact links open your email application; they do not transmit a message automatically.
Security patterns for a real integration
Keep production credentials on an appropriately secured server rather than embedding them in a public website. Establish an approved collection channel before accepting identification records. Define access to records by task and review the information created by logs, errors, monitoring, and support.
These are planning principles, not a statement that a production verification system has been deployed or assessed by ValidAPI. The data-minimization guide provides a more detailed review framework and a primary technical reference.
Evidence before assurances
No certification, audit result, compliance status, encryption architecture for a verification backend, or service-level guarantee is asserted on this website. A production implementation needs its own documented controls, testing, provider review, and operational commitments.
Report a website concern
Email [email protected] with the affected page and a non-sensitive description. Do not include document images, secrets, one-time codes, or another person’s data. Do not access other people’s information while investigating a concern.
Hosting and linked resources
The hosting environment and email provider operate separately from the browser-only examples. External reference links lead to other organizations’ websites. Review the privacy notice for the distinction between this site’s page functionality, hosting requests, and email contact.