Airside is a United States based digital identity platform built around a "verify once, share anywhere" model. A person verifies their identity once, holds the resulting credential on their own device, and then chooses to share verified attributes with a relying party. It grew out of Airside Mobile, the company behind the Mobile Passport travel app, and later became part of Entrust following its acquisition by Onfido.
Airside is a United States based digital identity platform built around a "verify once, share anywhere" model. A person verifies their identity once, holds the resulting credential on their own device, and then chooses to share verified attributes with a relying party. It grew out of Airside Mobile, the company behind the Mobile Passport travel app, and later became part of Entrust following its acquisition by Onfido.
Unlike a government national identity register, Airside is a private, user-held credential wallet. The person builds a verified identity from documents and biometrics, and consents each time before any data is released, so the relying party sees only the attributes the person agrees to share.
In a Zenoo flow, the person authenticates with their Airside credential and consents to share verified attributes such as name and date of birth. Zenoo receives the shared attributes and a verified result, and writes the outcome to the case with an audit record.
The customer opens their Airside digital identity and consents to share verified attributes with your service.
Airside releases only the attributes the person agrees to share, drawn from their document and biometric verification.
A verified result, the shared attributes, and a full audit record flow straight into your Zenoo case.
Chain these into one Zenoo Studio flow so a single journey handles identity, screening, and fraud.
Airside is one scheme in Zenoo's global coverage. Add a neighbouring register or a document fallback without changing your integration.
The person authenticates with their Airside digital identity and consents to share verified attributes. Airside then releases the agreed attributes, such as name and date of birth, and Zenoo returns a verified result with a full audit trail.
The person verifies their identity once using documents and biometrics, holds the credential on their device, and reuses it across services. Each time, they consent to share only the attributes a relying party needs.
No. Airside is a private-sector digital identity platform, not a government national ID. It grew out of Airside Mobile and later became part of Entrust following its acquisition by Onfido.
It runs as a pre-built connector. The person authenticates with Airside and consents to share their verified attributes, and Zenoo returns a verified result with a full audit trail.
