Less information moves
A service can receive the fact it needs without receiving every field on the document.
The Internet Passport.
Prove identity facts without sharing the whole ID.
People verify with CAIRL and approve each request. Services get the answer they need instead of another copy of the document.
Built for proof. Engineered for privacy.℠Share verified claims with the services you choose, without sending the underlying ID document.
A familiar problem
An age check should not require your whole identity.
A service may need to know whether someone is 18 or older. It does not need their home address, document number, or exact birth date.
Service asks
Are you 18 or older?
One yes-or-no decision is needed.
CAIRL returns
Yes. Age verified.
The person approves the answer. The ID stays out of the exchange.
How it works
One document. One clear request at a time.
- 1
Verify with CAIRL
A person verifies with CAIRL using a supported identity document.
- 2
Review the request
They see the exact age or identity answer a service is asking for.
- 3
Approve the answer
The service receives the approved result instead of another ID copy.
Better proof creates less exposure.
CAIRL combines verification, approval, and a limited result so fewer copies of sensitive documents move between systems.
The person stays involved
Each request is visible before the verified answer is shared.
A clear record remains
The service can retain what was requested, approved, and verified without storing the document.