What makes Personal Identification or PID stronger than any identification credential is the process by which an individual is identified. Each PID is T7-enabled through TASCET’s identification process that digitizes the individual’s identity. The T7 signifies an individual’s Personal Identification or PID and links each resident to their identity through biometrics. As residents move through various state programs and agencies, PID provides assurance of their identity and streamlines identity verification processes within different departments.

ISSUING A PID CREDENTIAL

TASCET restores flexibility to state identification processes. Some states may issue a PID credential or PID card, which becomes the primary means of identification for the state’s residents and is used to apply for driver licenses, public service programs or Medicaid. In other states, the driver’s license may be T7-enabled to prevent the use of multiple identities by applicants. In either approach, the identity of the state’s residents is protected; imposters are prevented from receiving services or credentials using another resident’s identity.

HOW T7 STOPS IDENTITY FRAUD

With T7, TASCET provides the backend capability to ensure the integrity of independent state and commonwealth databases, preventing identity fraud within state programs and safeguarding the privacy of residents. PID prevents the loss of millions of dollars to fraud in programs such as Medicaid, and cuts costs in programs by streamlining and coordinating identification processes where existing processes cause excess paperwork, slowed approvals and put unnecessary burden on applicants.

TASCET has redefined identification with T7 by introducing a high-level capability to confirm unique identities and prevent identity fraud. Seven is the identification of individuals using the combination of both biographic and biometric information. Biometrics are necessary to determine uniqueness as they are the only factor distinct to each individual. By matching identities on a scale beyond independent databases, TASCET provides a process necessary to prevent individuals from using multiple identities within different organizations. By obtaining Seven – a name, address, date of birth, gender and country of birth in addition to biometric identifiers –TASCET uniquely identifies each individual. During the identification process TASCET matches the identity across those previously registered within numerous industries and states. Confirmation of a unique identity through TASCET is a T7.

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