Update on Digital Trust Platform product updates 10.02.2026
The Digital Trust Platform product updates are available on sandbox since: 16.02.2026
The Digital Trust Platform product updates will be available on production: 30.03.2026
This is an update on the feature update of 10.02.2026
The new residence permit scan could not be fully tested before 09.03.2026. Therefore, the go-live date will be postponed from 16.03.2026 to 30.03.2026.
Please make sure to test both new features.
To test the new residence permit scan, please request a test window by opening a support ticket. During this window, your test cases will be manually reviewed, and you will receive the full API response after the review.
Please submit your feedback until 20.03.2026.
Improvements identification
New liveness check component
This change does not require any adjustments on the customer side. Please note the following changes in the returned files:
The files
liveness_left_{caseId}.jpgandliveness_right_{caseId}.jpgwill no longer be included in the case ZIP file. The photo captured during the liveness check will continue to be provided asface_{caseId}.jpg, as beforeA video recording of the liveness check is now included in the case ZIP file and is provided with the filename
liveness_{caseId}.mp4
For all Intrum identification processes where the end user records a video selfie to perform a liveness check, a new technical component is used for liveness detection. The new component enables passive liveness detection, allowing identity verification without complex or unnatural movements for the end user. This results in a smooth and intuitive capture process and removes the requirement for full screen mode. The solution has been audited and is certified according to ISO 30107-3 Level 2, ensuring compliance with relevant security and regulatory requirements.


New scan of Swiss residence permit
This change does not require any adjustments on the customer side.
For all Intrum identification processes that include scanning a residence permit, a new solution will be introduced. In the updated flow, the documents are scanned in the following order:
Step 1: Residence permit
Step 2: Passport or national ID from the country of origin
The front and back sides of the residence permit are now automatically scanned within AutoIdent instead of being captured as photos. This enhancement enables structured data extraction and improves overall data quality. As a result, fewer manual checks are required, reducing the need for follow-up reviews by customers.
Please check our documentation for more details on the Swiss residence permit scan.


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