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The deepidv iOS SDK puts identity verification inside your app. It ships the capture screens your users see (ID document, selfie, face liveness) and the calls behind them, so a complete verification is one SwiftUI view.
Four iPhone screens in a row: an ID card held in the capture frame with 'Hold still', a selfie taken in the oval with a green tick, the liveness ring filling around a face, and the 'Thanks, you're done' screen.

A workflow on iPhone: ID capture, selfie, face liveness, and the closing screen.

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What’s included

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Requirements

  • iOS 15 or later
  • Xcode 26 or later (Swift 6.2)
  • NSCameraUsageDescription in your app’s Info.plist
  • No third-party dependencies: the SDK uses Apple frameworks only

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How it fits together

Your app runs the screens. Your backend holds the deepidv API key, creates sessions, and receives the decision.
  • The SDK never needs your secret API key on the device. Route its requests through your backend, which adds the key. See Security and API keys.
  • Photos upload straight to deepidv storage through short-lived presigned URLs, so your backend doesn’t carry images.
  • The decision reaches your backend through webhooks and GET /v1/sessions/{id}. The SDK’s result is for your UI, not for granting access.

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What do you want to do?

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Source and releases

The SDK is open source under the MIT license: github.com/Deep-Identity-Inc/deepidv-sdk-swift. Every release is listed in the changelog.