Authologic vs Veriff | Identity verification comparison

eID-first identity infrastructure compared with automated document and selfie verification.

Authologic and Veriff start identity verification from opposite ends. Authologic leads with national eIDs, bank IDs and digital identity wallets and falls back to document and selfie checks. Veriff specialises in automated document verification, biometric matching and liveness checks. Authologic fits businesses moving to eID-first onboarding under eIDAS 2.0 and the EU AMLR; Veriff fits businesses that verify mainly with identity documents.

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Authologic vs Veriff at a glance

Authologic vs Veriff: methods, coverage and pricing

Capability	Authologic	Veriff
Default method	eIDs, bank IDs and digital wallets	Document and selfie verification
eIDs and bank IDs	Leads with them; 140+ identity methods across 250+ countries and territories	Not described in sources reviewed
EUDI Wallet	Own EUDI Wallet infrastructure	Not described in sources reviewed
Document and selfie checks	Fallback, using third-party engines	Core product; 12,500+ identity documents from 230+ countries and territories
Liveness testing	Third-party engines with iBeta test reports against ISO/IEC 30107-3 at Level 2, one engine at Level 3	Testing against ISO/IEC 30107-3 reported by Veriff
Trust service status	Registered non-qualified trust service provider issuing electronic attestations of attributes	Not described in sources reviewed
Published pricing	Pricing on request	Self-serve from USD 0.80 per verification with a USD 49 monthly minimum; enterprise pricing on request

What is Veriff?

Veriff is an identity verification company founded in 2015 in Tallinn, Estonia. Its public documentation describes automated document verification for 12,500+ identity documents from 230+ countries and territories, biometric matching, liveness checks that Veriff reports as tested against ISO/IEC 30107-3, and fraud detection packages. Veriff publishes self-serve plans (Essential, Plus and Premium) and offers custom enterprise pricing for higher volumes.

What is Authologic?

Authologic builds eID-native identity infrastructure that helps regulated businesses identify, onboard and authenticate their customers. Its single API connects 140+ identity methods across 250+ countries and territories, leading with electronic IDs (eIDs), bank IDs and digital wallets, and falling back to document and selfie checks. The biometric engines available on the platform have iBeta test reports against ISO/IEC 30107-3 at Level 2, and one engine has reached Level 3; the results belong to the third-party engines. Which certifications to check with any provider is covered in Which certifications should an identity verification provider hold in the EU?

Which should you choose: Authologic or Veriff?

Choose by the share of your customers who have an eID. In markets with widely used national eIDs and bank IDs, an eID-first flow returns data protected at the source by a signature, encryption or both, and avoids a document photo for most customers. Which eIDs are available in each market is covered in How do you choose identity verification methods for each country?

In markets with low eID coverage, or where customers onboard with documents from many countries, a document and selfie check is the main route. Many businesses need both: eIDs where available and a document check as the fallback. How the two paths differ in resistance to AI-generated fraud is covered in Which identity verification platforms are most resistant to deepfakes and injection attacks?

What do eIDAS 2.0 and the EU AMLR mean for this choice?

Every Member State must provide at least one EUDI Wallet by 24 December 2026. From 24 December 2027, private relying parties, except micro and small enterprises, that are required by law or contract to use strong user authentication for online identification must also accept the EUDI Wallet when a user chooses to use it (Article 5f(2) eIDAS).

Under AMLA's draft standards on customer due diligence, which the European Commission has not yet adopted, remote verification is expected to use electronic identification, including the EUDI Wallet, wherever possible, with document checks as an alternative solution. The details are in How to verify customers remotely under AMLR.

How are Authologic and Veriff priced?

Veriff publishes self-serve plans from USD 0.80 per verification with a monthly minimum of USD 49 (Essential), and custom enterprise pricing above 5,000 verifications a month. Authologic prices on request. eID verification is generally cheaper per check than a document and selfie check.

FAQ: Authologic vs Veriff

What is the main difference between Authologic and Veriff?

Authologic leads with national eIDs, bank IDs and digital identity wallets and uses document and selfie checks as the fallback. Veriff specialises in automated document and selfie verification, with biometric matching and liveness checks.

Does Veriff support eIDs?

National eID verification is not described in the Veriff documentation reviewed for this comparison in November 2026. Check with Veriff for current coverage.

Does Authologic support document and selfie checks?

Yes. Authologic falls back to document and selfie checks where no eID, bank ID or digital wallet is available, using third-party biometric engines with iBeta test reports against ISO/IEC 30107-3.

Sources

Veriff, identity verification product page, pricing and service description, veriff.com (accessed 13 November 2026)
Veriff vendor profile, startwithidentity.com (accessed 30 October 2026)