A secure digital ID for your customers
Give your customers a secure, convenient and privacy-friendly way to prove their identity and access your services.
With Post Office EasyID they can safely store their details on their phone and verify their identity with your business.
Users verify their identity details once to create a digital ID. And they can use it again and again to prove who they are, online and in person.
Connect with millions of users
Our exciting partnership with Yoti is making identity verification services more accessible for people across the UK. Post Office EasyID uses the same technology as the Yoti app. Together, they give you a network of millions of customers who can connect with your business in seconds.
EasyID: the secure digital ID
It takes just minutes to set up and customers are verified for life. See what it could do for your business and try out our free app.
A safe place for your customers’ details
Personal details
Your customers create their digital ID by taking a biometric selfie and adding a government-approved ID document. We verify them and issue individual attributes to their EasyID app.
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ID document details
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Contact details
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Address details
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Digital proof of age cards
Credentials
You can issue credentials to users’ EasyID apps using the same technology and our API. They can then share them digitally or on screen.
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Medical test results
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Residency status
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Staff or student ID cards
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Qualifications / certifications
A new approach to protecting customer data
The way EasyID is built, using PKI technology, means only the user can access their own data.
Separately encrypted details
Any details a user adds to their digital ID are split up, individually encrypted and safely stored in Yoti’s database. Users are in control so can share specific details, rather than their whole ID.
Only accessible by the user
Only the user has the key to unlock their encrypted details. This key is only stored safely on their phone.
Request only the details you need
Your customers will feel safe sharing less data and you can ensure you’re complying with the GDPR principle of data minimisation.