The Spanish DNIe (Documento Nacional de Identidad electrónico) is Spain's national identity card in its electronic form. It is issued by the Dirección General de la Policía under the Ministry of the Interior and is compulsory for Spanish citizens from the age of 14. Since 2006 the card has carried a chip holding authentication and digital signature certificates, and the DNI 3.0 version supports contactless reading over NFC from a mobile phone or tablet.
The Spanish DNIe (Documento Nacional de Identidad electrónico) is Spain's national identity card in its electronic form. It is issued by the Dirección General de la Policía under the Ministry of the Interior and is compulsory for Spanish citizens from the age of 14. Since 2006 the card has carried a chip holding authentication and digital signature certificates, and the DNI 3.0 version supports contactless reading over NFC from a mobile phone or tablet.
The DNI number is the primary identifier for Spanish citizens across banking, tax, and government services. It is made up of eight digits followed by a control letter that stays with the holder for life. Verification checks the number and the person's details against the Policía record and returns the holder's name, date of birth, nationality, and registry status.
If you already hold the person's identity data, you can pass it in when the check launches so the customer sees fewer steps. Zenoo returns a verified result with a full audit record to your case.
The person enters their DNI number and details, or you pass known data in at launch to skip the form.
The DNI number and the person's details are matched against the Dirección General de la Policía record of issued documents.
A verified result, the returned name and date of birth, and a full audit record flow straight into your Zenoo case.
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Spanish DNIe is one scheme in Zenoo's global coverage. Add a neighbouring register or a document fallback without changing your integration.
Submit the DNI number and the person's details, or pass them in at launch. Zenoo checks the number against the Dirección General de la Policía record and returns a verified result with the holder's name, date of birth, and nationality.
Yes. The DNI is compulsory for Spanish citizens from the age of 14 and is the primary proof of identity for banking, tax, and government services.
A DNI number is eight digits followed by a single control letter, for example 12345678Z. The control letter is a checksum derived from the eight digits and stays with the holder for life.
Yes. If you already hold the person's identity data, pass it in when the check launches so the customer sees fewer steps, then Zenoo returns a verified result with a full audit trail.
