Togggle Documentation
  • Togggle Presentation
  • KYC Process
  • Integration Process
    • Webhook structure
    • Custom Fields
    • Successful Payload
    • Failure Payload
  • Decentralized Storage
    • Definitions
    • Types of Storages
    • Creation of the Personal Decentralized Storage
    • New User Verification Flow
    • One Click KYC
    • Company Dashboard
    • Authority Check
    • Data Deletion
  • B2B Dashboard
  • Reusable Credentials - One Click KYC
  • Product Information
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • On-chain verifiable Proof-of-KYC
  • Wallet creation and VC
  • Architecture and Identity Flow
    • 🛡️ KYC Verification + AML Monitoring Flow
    • Data deletion - Right to be forgotten
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One Click KYC

With the one Click KYC you reduce the onboarding drop off by 99.9%.

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Last updated 1 year ago

  1. Redirect through company website: The user starts their journey on the dashboard of a company that needs to perform KYC. They are redirected through the company’s website to initiate the KYC process. 1.1 Send a request to get access to data: The company sends a request to the user to access their necessary data for KYC.

  2. Login: The user logs in, which likely involves authenticating with Togggle to ensure secure access to their Personal Online Datastore (POD).

  3. Create a request to ask the user to grant permission for their POD to the company: The company creates a request for access to the user's POD, where their identity data is stored.

  4. Grant Access: The user grants access to the company to retrieve the necessary KYC data from their POD.

  5. Share the token with the requested data: A token, possibly containing or pointing to the requested KYC data, is shared with the company.

  6. Request to display or enrich data: The company may make additional requests to display or enrich the KYC data, perhaps to update or verify additional information.

  7. Request to retrieve data from the decentralized network: The system requests to pull the relevant data from the decentralized storage, where the data is securely stored.

  8. Data retrieved: The requested data is successfully retrieved from the decentralized storage network.

  9. Send data from the Backend to the Front End: Finally, the retrieved data is sent back from Togggle's backend system to the front-end interface of the company dashboard.