Does anyone have experience with this?
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Hi everyone! I recently came across NFC identity verification technology and was curious about how it works in real life. For example, I found a platform called Trust Swiftly that promises to integrate such identity verification methods into business processes. But what worries me is how does this system protect user data? Given that NFC is still a fairly "connected" technology, how does it interact with databases and how securely is this data transferred? Does anyone have experience with this? Please share your opinion!
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I work in the financial sector and have been using solutions for automating identity verification, including NFC identity verification, for some time now. The Trust Swiftly platform is focused on business processes where it is necessary to quickly and securely confirm the client’s identity, and NFC methods are one of the most convenient verification methods. Now, regarding security, this is a really important point. All data transmitted via NFC is encrypted using modern protocols, such as AES, which guarantees their protection from unauthorized interference. I use Trust Swiftly to improve workflows in my company. This platform allows you to integrate NFC methods into existing systems without much effort, and the automation process itself significantly reduces the time required for verification. I can say that the trust in the platform was justified, since the company constantly updates its security protocols. In addition, they support two-factor authentication, which further protects data and minimizes risks.
