Remote onboarding
Send a link instead of shipping an SDK.
Choose the steps, brand it as yours, send the link. The customer walks through it on their own phone and the results land in your console filed under one person — no screens to build.
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Ghana Card · matched to your name
Up to eight steps from ID lookup, document capture, selfie, liveness, phone OTP, digital address and proof of address. Order enforced where it has to be — a selfie needs a photo to compare against.
Your logo, your colour, your company name on the page and on the OTP sender ID. The customer never sees ours.
From the console or from the API. It expires on a timer you set, and it works on any phone browser.
Every step lands as a check, filed under one customer as one run, with a webhook when the session finishes.
Every product on this page shares the same request shape, the same response envelope and the same audit trail. Adding one later is a new value in service, not a new integration.
POST /api/v1/flows/{flow}/sessions
{
"environment": "live",
"customer": { "name": "Efua Boateng", "phone": "+233201000002" },
"ttlMinutes": 1440
}{
"reference": "fs_01m18mdd3...",
"url": "https://verify.trustline.app/BtCTsba1YV88...",
"status": "pending",
"expiresAt": "2026-08-31T06:06:00Z"
}Send a link instead of shipping an SDK.
A shorter flow — ID, selfie, liveness — to re-confirm an existing customer.
Open it on a tablet in branch and let the customer complete it themselves.
Worth knowing. A hosted flow is a customer-facing page, so it is rate-limited and its link expires. Sessions that are never opened cost nothing and leave no record behind.
Does the number exist, and does the person match it?
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Read moreIs this document real, and is this the person it belongs to?
Read moreDoes the company exist, is it in good standing, and who controls it?
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