HDYHaus Identity Verification adds identity verification to the default WordPress registration page. When a provider is enabled, WordPress creates the account only after the provider confirms a successful verification.
HDYHaus Identity Verification is a verification gate, not a membership suite. It does not replace the registration form, add payment processing, restrict content, or create membership levels.
wp-login.php?action=register.HDYHaus Identity Verification supports identity verification and KYC workflows. Installing it does not by itself make a website compliant with any law or regulatory framework. Site owners remain responsible for their verification policy, lawful basis, privacy notice, retention period, and provider configuration.
This plugin connects to Prembly, an external identity verification service, when Prembly is enabled by a site administrator.
The Prembly browser SDK is loaded from https://js.prembly.com/v1/inline/widget-v3.js on the default WordPress registration page. When a registrant selects Verify Identity, HDYHaus Identity Verification sends their first name, last name, email address, a temporary user reference, the configured Widget Key, and Configuration ID to Prembly. Prembly’s verification interface may collect identity document images, selfies, biometric information, device information, and IP-derived location information according to the checks selected by the site administrator.
After the verification interface reports completion, the site’s WordPress server requests the corresponding session from https://backend.prembly.com/api/v1/checker-widget/sdk/sessions/{session_id}/. HDYHaus Identity Verification uses that response to confirm the session status, email address, widget configuration, session ID, and verified document identity. The complete Prembly report remains available in the site owner’s Prembly dashboard; HDYHaus Identity Verification stores only normalized verification metadata and site-specific one-way fingerprints in WordPress.
This service is provided by Prembly Inc:
The Data Protection Policy is the default provider policy link. Site administrators can replace it and optionally add a working provider terms or consent URL under Identity Verification > Registration. When WordPress has a website Privacy Policy configured, HDYHaus Identity Verification displays that link separately. Website terms or a disclaimer can also be linked by selecting a published WordPress page or entering a custom URL.