We've added 15 new documents to our list of supported documents:
Europe
- North Macedonia - Polycarbonate Passport
Middle East and Africa
- Botswana - ID Card
- Sudan - Polycarbonate Passport
Mexico
- Baja California Sur - Driving License (beta)
- Campeche - Driving License (beta)
- Colima - Driving License (beta)
Oceania
- Australia - Health Insurance Card (front only, beta)
Asia
- Azerbaijan - Polycarbonate Passport (beta)
- Tajikistan - Polycarbonate Passport (beta)
Northern America
- Canada - Citizenship Certificate (front only, beta)
- Canada - Ontario - Health Insurance Card (front only)
- Canada - Quebec - Health Insurance Card (front only, beta)
- USA - Military ID Card
- USA - Rhode Island - ID Card
- USA - South Carolina - ID Card
Back side support added:
- Ireland - Passport Card
- Mexico - Puebla - Driving License
- Singapore - S PASS
No longer BETA:
- Finland - Polycarbonate Passport
- Ireland - Passport Card
- Ireland - Polycarbonate Passport
- Kosovo - Driving License
- Latvia - Polycarbonate Alien Passport
- Latvia - Polycarbonate Passport
- Poland - Polycarbonate Passport
- Cameroon - ID Card
- Ghana - ID Card
- Iraq - ID Card
- Tanzania - Driving License
- Turkey - Polycarbonate Passport
- Uganda - Driving License
- Bolivia - Minors ID
- Chile - Driving License
- Ecuador - Driving License
- Haiti - Driving License
- India - Karnataka - Driving License
- India - Maharashtra - Driving License
- Pakistan - Punjab - Driving License
- USA - Global Entry Card
- USA - New Mexico - ID Card
- USA - Wisconsin - ID Card
Changes to BlinkID(Combined) Recognizer
- We've added the parameter
maxAllowedMismatchesPerField
to settings. When this is set to a non-zero value, DataMatch will be successful as long as the number of mismatched characters doesn't exceed the specified value. - We've added the parameter
allowUncertainFrontSideScan
to settings. When this parameter is set to true, the Recognizer will proceed scanning the back side of the document even if the front side scanning resultState
isUncertain
. - We've enabled the return of image and back side data results, even when the
State
isUncertain
. Keep in mind that returned images, in this case, might be blurry or low quality.- This applies to all image types: full document image, face and signature image.
- We've added two separate fields for the processing status in the Recognizer Result:
frontProcessingStatus
andbackProcessingStatus
. They indicate the status of the last recognition process for each side.
Improvements
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We added support for the Malaysian NRIC numbers that hold an asterisk (*) character.
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While using
FullRecognitionMode
for scanning unsupported Passports, we are now extractingClassInfo
from MRZ -
Improved quality of fully cropped vertical images
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Better parsing of Bermuda Driving License AAMVA-compliant barcode dates
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Fix for correct calculation of check digit for Saudi Arabia ID Card MRZ
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We are splitting first and last name from the additional name information (e.g., Nom d’ usage, Epouse, Geb. etc.) into two different results. The additional name info will be a part of the
name_additional_info
field. This applies to the following documents:- France
- ID Card
- Residence Permit
- Germany
- ID Card
- Luxembourg
- ID Card
- Netherlands
- Driving License
- Polycarbonate Passport
- France
-
We are removing title prefixes (e.g., Mrs., Mr., Ing., etc.) from
full_name
,first_name
andlast_name
for these documents:- Austria
- Driving License
- ID Card
- Czechia
- Driving License
- Germany
- ID Card
- Thailand
- ID Card
- UK
- Driving License
- Austria
Anonymization
- We've added anonymization for new documents:
- Document number on Germany Polycarbonate Passport
- Document number on Hong Kong Polycarbonate Passport
- Document number and personal ID number on Singapore Polycarbonate Passport
Breaking change
To optimize our scanning process, we decided to remove support for processors which don't have VFPv4 support because it blocked us from implementing those optimizations.
This affects only a small number of older devices with armeabi_v7 CPUs. Those devices are rarely used.