Court and litigation records
Legal history before you onboard.
- Civil and criminal cases
- Mainland Supreme People's Court
- Returned with the identity
The customer approves in the government app they already use. The government confirms who they are, and the result lands in your file.
Onboard Chan Tai Man: verify identity and address with iAM Smart.
Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Government's digital identity for residents.
Singapore
Singapore's national digital identity, through Myinfo.
United Arab Emirates
The federal digital identity for residents and GCC visitors.
Mainland China
An NFC tap on the national ID card, then the deepest Mainland coverage available in Hong Kong.
Each check goes to the authority that issued the record. Fill Easy holds the connections, so you sign one contract instead of seventeen.
Where each check is confirmed

A scan shows what a card looks like. GovVerify asks the government who the person is.
Document scan
GovVerify
They start on your site, approve in the government app they already use, and come back verified. Nothing is shared without their consent.
1On your site
Open your account
Verify your identity to continue
They tap Continue with iAM Smart, or scan the code on a desktop.
2In iAM Smart
Harbourline Bank is requesting
The app shows who is asking and exactly what will be shared.
3Back on your site
Identity verified
Confirmed by iAM Smart
The form is filled in and marked as confirmed by the government.
Four schemes and seventeen sources, each with its own protocol, consent screen and field names. GovVerify sits on top of them, so you integrate once and reach all of it.
Your channels
GovVerify standard layer
Government sources
Each verification comes back with an audit record: who confirmed it, when, and with which consent. Hand it straight to an auditor.
Identity
CHAN Tai Man
HKID A123456(7)
Born 1 Jan 1980
Audit record
Verified at source
HKSAR Government
25 Sep 2026, 10:42 HKT
Consent ref. 7F3A
Signature
audit.jws
"alg": "ES256"
"iat": 1790302920
Where the scheme and jurisdiction support them.
Legal history before you onboard.
The financial picture behind the person.
Screened in the same call.
Tie the person to their accounts.
Claims checked at source.
The person matches the ID.
Not covered here? Ask our team
GovVerify verifies a person through their government digital identity: iAM Smart in Hong Kong, China eID in Mainland China, Singpass in Singapore and UAE Pass in the United Arab Emirates. The individual approves the request in the government app, and the issuing government confirms who they are.
Yes. Every GovVerify check runs with the individual's consent, given through the government scheme.
Seconds once the customer approves the request in the government app.
It depends on the scheme. iAM Smart returns the HKID number, name, date of birth and residential address. Singpass returns the NRIC or FIN, name, nationality, address and employment through Myinfo. UAE Pass returns the Emirates ID, name in English and Arabic, nationality and date of birth. China eID returns the resident ID with a face check.
A scan shows what a card looks like, and it can be edited or deepfaked. GovVerify asks the issuing government who the person is, so there is no image to forge, and every check comes back with a signed audit record of its source, time and consent.
Yes, where the scheme and jurisdiction support them: AML and sanctions screening for all four schemes, court and litigation records in Hong Kong and Mainland China, credit history in Mainland China and Singapore, and bank account, phone and face checks in Mainland China.
No. GovVerify gives one API, one consent flow, one schema and one signed audit record across all four schemes.
Under Fill Easy (Nansha)'s filed Standard Contract for cross-border personal information transfer (Filing No. 202500031).
Contact the organisation that asked them to verify, using contact details they already have. Our help page for individuals explains what the request is.