ReadID Me

Inverid creators of ReadID

About this app

The ReadID Me app (previously known as NFC Passport Reader) reads and verifies the NFC chip embedded in electronic passports, national identity cards and other ICAO compliant identity documents (ePassport, or, in ICAO 9309 terminology, Machine Readable Travel Documents: MRTD). The app optically scans (OCR) the Machine Readable Zone (MRZ) to gain access to the embedded chip. It then reads the embedded chip using NFC and displays the biographical and biometric information of the document holder, as well as document information, after which security checks, such as Active Authentication, Chip Authentication and Passive Authentication , are performed and detailed results are shown.

The app also supports electronic driving licenses (eDL, ISO 18013, currently limited to Dutch driving licenses from after November 2014).

FAQ AND MORE INFORMATION
Please see our website for more information on how to use the ReadID Me app including FAQs (https://www.inverid.com/readid-me-app).

We provide the ReadID Me app free of charge to allow people to see what information is in the chip of your own passport.

If you see opportunities to use ReadID, for example as part of the traditional border control inspection system use case or as part of innovative online use cases such as customer onboarding, then please contact us at [e-mail].

DISCLAIMER
This version of the app is provided as-is and without warranty. The authors make no claims about fitness for any particular purpose.

PRIVACY
We value your privacy and do not collect your personal information. For details, see our privacy statement https://www.inverid.com/en/readid-me-app-privacy.

LICENSES FOR OPEN SOURCE LIBRARIES USED
See "About" in the app.

Ratings and reviews

This app is very good. But for my work, I'd like to save all scan and it would be perfect if it had a scanned passport search mode. Please, do it.

Last year my passport went through the washer and was pretty beat up. I had to decide if I was going to go through the expense of getting an expedited replacement. This app helped show me that was unnecessary because the chip was still fully functional.

This is a great app, been using it for years. Could it be that one function has been removed though? I remember I was able to use 'Share' and it would copy the passport number and expiry date information to other apps like Google Keep. But I can no longer do this, has it been removed due to privacy/security concerns? All in all, good app though 👍

What's new

Improved NFC animations and minor bugfixes.