Regula provides forensic-grade identity document verification, from software SDKs to hardware readers, that runs inside Zenoo onboarding flows.
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Regula builds document verification technology with roots in forensic document examination, covering MRZ, RFID chip, hologram, and UV analysis across thousands of identity document types. It suits banks, governments, and other regulated organisations where document authenticity genuinely matters, with cloud SDKs, on-premise deployment, and physical readers all available.
Forensic-depth document checks. Community reports praise its ability to catch chip tampering and sophisticated forgeries that lighter-weight checks miss, using MRZ, hologram, and UV analysis.
High reported accuracy. Community reports cite document verification accuracy in the region of 98 to 99 percent.
Enterprise-scale throughput. Public reports describe deployments handling more than a million documents per month.
On-premise and hardware options. On-premise deployment and physical document readers are available for strict data residency requirements or in-person channels.
Honest notes from community data, each with a way to cover the gap inside a Zenoo flow.
Deeper integration than cloud-first tools. Community reports suggest more setup effort than lightweight cloud APIs. With Zenoo the connector is already built, so Regula drops into a flow without in-house SDK work.
Hardware is optional, budget deliberately. Physical readers add cost and mainly benefit in-person channels. Digital-only teams typically take the software SDK route and keep flows mobile-first, reserving hardware for branch use cases.
Depth can exceed low-risk needs. For low-risk, high-volume onboarding, forensic depth can be more than the risk profile requires. A common Zenoo pattern is a lighter first-pass check with risk-based routing of suspicious documents to Regula.
Pricing is quote-based and not published. Community reports suggest per-check pricing under a dollar at volume, with enterprise packages and hardware readers priced separately.
Configure Regula in no-code Studio, then add fallback and waterfall logic so onboarding stays live. One contract, one integration, one audit trail across every provider.
Chain these into the same Zenoo flow so one journey covers every check.
Activate Regula from your Zenoo account. Zenoo's AI builds and tests the connector, typically within a day, so there is no integration project on your side. You get fallback routing to alternative providers, one contract covering every provider in your stack, and a unified audit trail across all of them.
No. Digital onboarding uses the software SDKs and cloud services. Hardware document readers are an optional extra for in-person channels such as branches, borders, and counters.
A common pattern is risk-based routing: a fast, low-cost provider handles the bulk of applications, and documents that trigger risk signals, or come from high-fraud corridors, are routed to Regula for forensic-level analysis. In Zenoo this is a routing rule, not custom code.