Switzerland, Zug – July 20, 2026
MOBILE CHIP SDK and MOBILE SCAN SDK help public authorities, IDV providers, and system integrators add reliable MRZ scanning and NFC chip verification to digital public-service workflows.
kinegram.digital offers specialized technical components for trusted identity verification (IDV) workflows for e-government services. Public authorities, identity verification providers, system integrators, and procurement participants can use MOBILE CHIP SDK and MOBILE SCAN SDK to build trusted identity verification workflows for sensitive digital public services.
Sensitive e-government services require identity verification that is secure, reliable, and easy to integrate into existing government infrastructure. kinegram.digital’s MOBILE SCAN SDK enables reliable mobile data capture from a document’s machine-readable zone (MRZ). MOBILE CHIP SDK adds chip-based verification of biometric passports, ID cards, and other supported eMRTDs (electronic Machine-Readable Travel Documents). Together, they help create a trusted layer of identity verification, from MRZ capture to cryptographic chip verification.
This is particularly relevant for digital public services such as secure citizen portals, tax services, social-benefit applications, official certificate requests, or passport or ID card renewal processes. In these and other scenarios, trusted identity verification can help reduce fraud risk, limit manual rework, and support more secure digital public-service delivery.
NFC (Near Field Communication) chip verification adds an important trust layer for high-assurance public-sector use cases. It allows an e-government service to verify the cryptographically protected data stored on a government-issued identity document.
MOBILE CHIP SDK is designed to work as a specialist NFC chip verification component within a broader identity verification architecture. It can be integrated into existing mobile apps, public-service platforms, IDV workflows, or standalone verification solutions. MOBILE SCAN SDK complements this architecture by supporting the MRZ reading step before NFC chip verification.
When evaluating NFC chip verification solutions for an e-government IDV architecture, public authorities and tender participants should focus on a set of key requirements that include Android and iOS support, integration into existing applications, server-side verification for untrusted citizen devices, offline verification for trusted managed devices, on-premise or controlled-environment deployment options, structured output to downstream systems, and technical support during proof-of-concept, integration, or tender phases.
As the digital department of OVD Kinegram AG, kinegram.digital builds on a wealth of expertise in identity documents, security mechanisms, trust chains, and government procurement. OVD Kinegram AG has worked with governments and public authorities in more than 120 countries and brings decades of experience in high-security solutions for government-issued documents.
To learn more, interested readers can visit the renewed e-government use case or contact kinegram.digital to discuss their procurement and integration requirements.
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About kinegram.digital
kinegram.digital is the trusted layer for identities and identifiers. As the digital department of OVD Kinegram AG, kinegram.digital brings trust into digital identity verification processes. Its solutions support organizations and authorities with NFC- and chip-based verification of identity documents, digital identity credentials, and reliable mobile scanning. The portfolio is designed around privacy-first principles, data under customer control, and lean integration into existing identity verification workflows.

