International Documents
Supported International Documents
The FrankieOne KYC v2 API supports the following International documents:
International National ID Card (INE/IFE)
International National ID Cards are official identification documents issued by the government that confirm an individual’s identity. They include personal details such as the individual’s name, date of birth and ID card number.
Required Fields
Basic Information
ID Details
Example Document Structure
Name Handling Guidelines:
Pinyin Name Format
Chinese Name Format
LATAM Name Format
Important Considerations for National ID
Please ensure the following:
- Names must match exactly as they appear on the ID, including all components and order
- Date of birth must be in the
YYYY-MM-DDformat - Country code must use the ISO-3166-alpha3 standard (e.g.,
CHN,MEX) - ID number must include all leading zeros and special characters exactly as shown on the document
International Passports
International passports are official travel documents issued by the government that confirm an individual’s identity and citizenship. They include personal details such as the individual’s name, date of birth and passport number.
Required Fields
Basic Information
Passport Details
Passport Number Formats
International passport numbers vary significantly by country in length and format. Our system supports alphanumeric characters with a length of up to 14 characters to accommodate a wide range of international standards.
- Length: 1 to 14 characters.
- Format: Alphanumeric (
[A-Za-z0-9]*). No special characters are supported. - Guideline: Always enter the passport number exactly as it appears on the document, including any leading zeros. [cite: 3459]
Example Document Structure
Passport Number Guidelines
- Passport numbers are typically alphanumeric and 8–9 characters long, but formats vary by country.
- Most do not include special characters, though some legacy documents may.
- Always enter the passport number exactly as shown, including all leading zeros.
Common Validation Issues
- Expired passports or invalid expiry dates
- Incorrect country codes (must be ISO-3166-alpha3, e.g.,
AUS,GBR) - Name does not match the passport exactly (including all components and order)
- Incorrect date formats (must be
YYYY-MM-DD)
Best Practices for Name Handling
- Use the Machine Readable Zone (MRZ) spelling if available.
- Remove diacritical marks and convert names to uppercase.
- Follow ICAO transliteration rules for special characters.
- Enter all name components exactly as they appear on the passport.
