ID Analyzer

On-Premise Comprehensive KYC

ID Fort is the full ID Analyzer stack deployed inside your perimeter. OCR, 1:1 face match, liveness, and AML lookups — through a self-hosted portal or REST API. Customer documents and biometrics are processed and stored entirely on your own infrastructure.

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Your PerimeterOn your hardwareID Fort EngineOCRFaceLivenessAMLYour data stays in

Next-Level Identity Verification, Self-Hosted

The cloud platform refined and repackaged for the regulated industries that can't move data off-perimeter. Docker container. Single-server install in minutes. Horizontal scale-out when you outgrow it.

$ docker run idfort✓ engine started :8080 ready models loaded1 container

Docker-Native Deployment

Pull the image, run the container. Single Linux or Windows host on day one. Add nodes behind a load balancer when you need horizontal scale.

Your Data Stays on Your Servers

Every document, selfie, and verification result is processed and stored on your own infrastructure — customer data never leaves your perimeter. Fully air-gapped deployment is available for select environments.

On-prem
Load BalancerGPUGPUCPUCPU

Cluster Scale to Production Volume

Multi-node deployment behind your load balancer. Add Nvidia GPU nodes when latency matters; throw CPU at it when cost does.

On-Premise Exclusives

What Self-Hosting Unlocks

Three controls the cloud tier doesn't expose — because they only make sense when you own the box.

  • Full user management & quota control
  • Bring-your-own database & S3 bucket
  • 70+ validation thresholds, all tunable

Admin
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Operator Account

Compliance Role

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3 reviewers online

NextSass

The Same Engine, Inside Your Perimeter

3,000+ Documents

200+ countries, all in-perimeter

70 Validation Checks

Every threshold tunable to your risk tolerance

20+ Anti-Forgery Models

Tamper, recapture, deepfake, splice detection

Admin Portal

Operator review queue, transaction logs, threshold tuning — all browser-accessible

Today

12

05:00

Verify queue

09:00

Review queue

Verdicts

94%

Accepted

94%

Manual review

4%

Rejected

2%

1:1 Face Match + Liveness

Biometric models bundled, no separate API

AML & PEP Lookup

Bring your own sanctions list or use ours

Same REST API

Drop-in replacement for the cloud endpoint

Six Controls You Only Get When You Own the Box

The hard-coded restrictions of the multi-tenant cloud — provisioning limits, fixed retention, untouchable thresholds — disappear when the verification engine runs on your own hardware.

User & Quota Management

Provision operators, limit access, throttle quota — no shared tenancy

Bring-Your-Own Storage

Persist documents and transactions to your DB and S3 bucket of choice

Per-Check Threshold Tuning

70+ validation thresholds, each individually adjustable in the admin portal

Field Bounding Boxes

Every extracted field returns pixel coordinates — for highlighting, masking, or audit

Signature Detection

Locate and extract signatures from contracts and IDs for downstream verification

Data Obscure

Auto-redact PII fields on stored images per your DPA before they hit the disk

How It Works

From Docker Pull to First Verification

Same five steps every ID Fort deployment follows — bank or healthcare network, single node or load-balanced cluster.

  1. Deploy the Docker Container

    Pull and run the ID Fort Docker image on your own server or private cloud. Setup takes less than 10 minutes on any Linux or Windows environment that supports Docker.

  2. Configure Verification Rules

    Set up document validation thresholds, security profiles, accepted document types, and AML screening rules through the built-in administrator portal.

  3. Integrate via REST API

    Connect your application to ID Fort using the same REST API as the cloud version. Submit documents and face images for verification through standard HTTP requests.

  4. Process Verifications On-Premise

    OCR, face matching, liveness, and anti-forgery checks all run entirely on your infrastructure — customer documents and biometrics never leave your network.

  5. Monitor and Manage

    Track verification activity, manage API users, review transaction logs, and configure system settings through the built-in web dashboard.

Cloud vs On-Premise

When to Pick ID Fort Over the Cloud API

Same verification engine on both sides. The question is whether the verification needs to stay inside your perimeter — and who manages the box.

FeatureCloud APIID Fort On-Premise
DeploymentCloud-hosted, instant setupSelf-hosted Docker container
Data ControlProcessed on ID Analyzer serversFull data sovereignty
ScalabilityAuto-scaling includedScale with your infrastructure
MaintenanceManaged by ID AnalyzerSelf-managed updates
Best ForStartups & SMBsEnterprise & regulated industries
FAQ

Questions From the Procurement Review

Five questions banks, government agencies, and regulated enterprises consistently bring up before the pilot starts.

ID Fort ships as a Docker container, so it runs on any host that supports Docker — almost every Linux distribution plus Windows systems that support virtualization. No platform-specific build.

Minimum: 4 CPU cores, 16 GB RAM, 30 GB disk. Recommended for production throughput: 8 CPU cores plus an Nvidia GPU. The GPU is optional but cuts face-match and document-authentication latency dramatically.

No — Docker pull, run, configure. The container is up in under ten minutes. Everything else (operator users, accepted document types, threshold tuning, AML lists) happens in the browser-based admin portal.

Yes. Deploy multiple ID Fort instances behind a load balancer to handle whatever throughput you need. The instances are stateless on the verification path — scale-out is linear, no coordination layer required.

Yes. Tell us your use case via the contact form and we'll spin up a free demo server on AWS so your team can run end-to-end verifications before the procurement conversation starts.

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Enterprise Pilot

Run a Pilot Inside Your Perimeter

Free demo server on AWS so your security and compliance teams can run real verifications before procurement starts. Pilot turns into a production deployment when you're ready.

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