China Resident ID Match

Overview

A matching flow for businesses operating in China allowing them to validate a user's name, date of birth and resident ID number against official government records.

• ID: china-resident-id-match
• Type: eID (database)
• Verification Type: Match
• Regions: Asia
• Countries: CN
• Adoption: 1,050,000,000
• URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resident_Identity_Card

Integration with Trinsic

China Resident ID Match is integrated into Trinsic's identity acceptance network allowing businesses to verify individuals and businesses against the People's Republic of China's Resident ID.

• 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

China Resident ID Match requires the individual to input their resident ID, full name in Chinese, and date of birth into a form. This will be used to match the user in the database.

How to Test

When you launch the integration, enter the following user information:

• Full name: 高景峰
• Resident ID: 370305197507050714
• Date of Birth: 1975-07-05

Check the consent to share and submit.

Direct API Requirements

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Direct API is not a requirement.

You can integrate with this provider using the 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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