AU10TIX 2^nd generation ID authentication and onboarding platform that already supports Cyrillic, Chinese, Japanese now also officially supports the Korean language content in ID documents. AU10TIX continues its expansion in APAC (and LATAM) offering service providers in and from these markets forensic-level ID authentication and deeper support to local ID documents and languages as well as biometric face-matching and KYC verification and screening services.

AU10TIX, the forerunner of 2^nd generation ID Authentication and Onboarding automation has clients that cater to the fast-growing Korean market but till now had no effective solution for handling the Korean language. By supporting the Korean language, AU10TIX BOS platform can offer richer customer information and stronger AML/KYC compliance. AU10TIX has developed its own AI-enhanced algorithms to increase success rates in extracting the highly detailed Korean content from sub-optimal ID images. 

“안녕하세요, 한국!”, says Ron Atzmon, Managing Director of AU10TIX: “AU10TIX now enables financial services that cater to the Korean market to be as efficient, as protected and as streamlined as those in America or Europe. Korea is a vibrant, fast growing online and mobile financial services market. Korean regulations require good fraud protection. Your choice is now between manual or semi-manual ID authentication and onboarding initiation or 100% automated onboarding with forgery and counterfeiting detection capabilities that fit the age of Photoshop.”

“Why Korean? Because the demand is there, and growing”, says Ofer Friedman, VP Marketing of AU10TIX: “So much so that Korean has become a priority for us. Luckily, our cumulative experience with Chinese and Japanese fonts comes in very handy. The algorithms designed to handle complex, intricate fonts enable us to minimize errors in reading sub-optimal ID images submitted by clients. Reading Korean also adds an additional layer of authentication to these documents. AU10TIX can now enables fully automates customer onboarding in Korea, in a matter of few clicks.“