Colombia CC
Overview
Colombia’s official national identity system that provides citizens with a unique ID (physical and digital) used for identification, authentication, and access to government and private services.
- ID:
colombia-cc-lookup - Type: eID (database)
- Verification Type: Enrichment
- Regions: Latin America
- Countries: CO
- Adoption: 35,000,000
- URL: https://www.registraduria.gov.co/
Integration with Trinsic
Colombia CC verification is integrated into Trinsic's identity acceptance network allowing businesses to verify users against the government system of record in Colombia.
- 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 Citizenship ID (CC) number and issue date. The system retrieves and returns full identity information from the government database.
Direct API Requirements
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 theresultsAccessKeyreturned 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.
Outputs
Normalized AttributesThese attributes form part of our normalized model, a standardized set used across providers. Trinsic normalizes this for you and lets you know when a property is available for each provider.
| Field | Availability | Notes |
|---|---|---|
person.givenName | Always | - |
person.familyName | Always | - |
person.fullName | Always | - |
person.dateOfBirth | Always | - |
person.sex | Always | - |
document.type | Always | - |
document.number | Always | - |
document.issueDate | Always | - |
document.issuingCountry | Always | - |
| Field | Optional | Description | Example Values |
|---|---|---|---|
fullName | Yes | Full name as it appears on the CC. | JUAN CARLOS PEREZ GOMEZ |
givenName | Yes | Given name(s) of the holder as they appear on the CC. | JUAN CARLOS |
familyName | Yes | Family name(s) of the holder as they appear on the CC. Space-separated when both paternal and maternal family names are present. | PEREZ GOMEZ |
dateOfBirth | Yes | Date of birth as recorded in the civil registry (Registraduría Nacional). | 1985-01-15 |
sex | Yes | Sex of the holder as recorded in the civil registry (Registraduría Nacional). Possible values: - Male - Female - Unknown (when the sex is not recorded or cannot be confidently determined) | Male |
isAlive | Yes | Whether the person is reported as alive in Colombia's official civil registry (Registraduría Nacional). Used to detect identity fraud when the holder is deceased. | true |
documentNumber | Yes | The Cédula de Ciudadanía (CC) document number. This is the unique identifier assigned by the Registraduría Nacional when the person is first issued a CC. It does not change when the person renews or receives a new physical card; it remains the same for the individual for life. Cédulas issued after 2004 use the NUIP (Número Único de Identificación Personal), which is 10 digits. Older documents may have fewer than 10 digits and are still valid. | 1234567890 |
expeditionDate | Yes | Date the CC was issued (fecha de expedición). Format: - yyyy-MM-dd | 2020-03-10 |
expeditionPlace.municipality | Yes | Municipality (municipio) where the CC was issued. This is the second-level administrative division in Colombia. | BOGOTA D.C. |
expeditionPlace.department | Yes | Department (departamento) where the CC was issued. This is the first-level administrative division in Colombia. | BOGOTA |
arrayName | Yes | All names as they appear on the CC, as an array of strings. Format: - Order follows the civil registry: typically family name(s) first, then given name(s). | ["PEREZ", "GOMEZ", "JUAN", "CARLOS"] |
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