Côte d'Ivoire NNI

Overview

This integration verifies users in Côte d’Ivoire by checking their national ID number against an authoritative source and returning verified attributes about the user.

• ID: cote-divoire-nid-lookup-2
• Type: eID (database)
• Verification Type: Enrichment
• Regions: Africa
• Countries: CI
• Adoption: 7,348,000
• URL: https://carte-resident.ci/English/index.html

Integration with Trinsic

Côte d'Ivoire NNI verification is integrated into Trinsic's identity acceptance network allowing businesses to verify users against the government system of record in Côte d'Ivoire.

• Permission required: Yes, this method requires registration before you can activate it for your users. Please contact Trinsic to begin this process.
• Cost: Contact the Trinsic team.

User Flow

The user provides their National Identification Number (NNI) or document number. The system retrieves and returns full identity information from the government database.

How to Test

Make sure you are working within your "Test" environment. Then follow the steps for your method below:

1. Add cote-divoire-nid-lookup-2 to a verification profile in your "Test" environment.

2. Enter the following credentials:

   • National ID: 00000000000

Direct API Requirements

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Direct is not a requirement.

You can integrate with this provider using the Widget or Hosted UI instead, with no additional integration requirements on your end.

What your integration must support in order to use this provider with the Direct Provider Sessions API.

• Supports Direct Provider Sessions: ✅
• Launch Method: None — No user-facing action is required to start the flow.
• Collection Method: PollResult — Results arrive asynchronously; poll with the resultsAccessKey returned at session creation.
• Requires Input: This provider requires input before verification can proceed.
• Trinsic-Hosted UI: A Trinsic-Hosted Fallback UI exists for this provider, which may be invoked to cover gaps in your integration's capabilities.

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Normalized Attributes

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