Send a Verify Transaction – Proof Help Center
The article explains how to send a Verify transaction for identity verification by selecting "Verify" under new transactions, entering recipient details, optionally setting time restrictions, choosing and configuring required or optional verification methods, and then sending the transaction so the recipient can complete verification with live agent support.
The short answer: You can send Verify transactions with live agent support for identity verification. Verify transactions are sent to one individual at a time and allow you to choose which verification methods are required.
Read more about Verify transactions or identity verification methods.
Send a Verify transaction
1. Start a new transaction
Select Transactions from the left menu, then select Send new transaction in the upper right corner.
2. Select Verify and name your transaction
Select Verify from the transaction type options. Add a custom name to help you track the transaction later.
3. Add recipient information
Provide the recipient's name and contact information, or select from your saved recipients.
4. Set time restrictions if needed
Choose when the recipient can complete their identity verification:
- No restrictions — The recipient can complete the transaction anytime.
- Scheduled date — Set a specific date and time for the meeting. Select the time zone to change it if needed.
5. Choose verification methods
Select which verification methods to use for this transaction. Each method can be enabled, disabled, or marked as required:
- Select the toggle to enable or disable a verification method.
- Check the Required box to make that method mandatory.
- Leave unchecked to make the method optional.
6. Send the transaction
Select Send transaction to send the Verify transaction to your recipient. They'll receive an invitation to complete their identity verification with a live agent.
Summary Checklist
- Navigate to Transactions and select Send new transaction.
- Select Verify, provide recipient information, and set any time restrictions.
- Configure verification methods — toggle each on/off and mark as required or optional.
- Select Send transaction — the recipient receives an invitation to verify their identity with a live agent.
Still unsure? If you're interested in using Verify for your organization, contact your Customer Success Manager or our sales team. For other help, contact Proof Support.
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