Identity Verification via User Relationship Chain Matching
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing identity verification methods, such as short message verification codes, are inflexible and may fail if the mobile phone is unavailable, limiting their applicability in various scenarios.
Innovation Solution
An identity verification method and device that utilize a user relationship chain to provide a verified user information set, allowing the server to determine if selected user information matches the information on the chain, thereby confirming identity verification without requiring constant user intervention or specific device availability.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If a short message verification code system is used, then identity verification can be performed, but the system becomes inflexible and fails when the mobile phone is unavailable
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies universality by enabling identity verification through multiple channels beyond mobile phones. The system can verify user identity through various means including but not limited to mobile phone verification codes, allowing the verification mechanism to function across diverse scenarios and devices, thus achieving multi-functionality and broader adaptability
2Reliability
If short message verification codes are sent to a terminal, then identity verification can be performed, but user intervention is required and the process becomes complex
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements self-service by enabling automated identity verification processes. The system can automatically send verification codes, receive user inputs, and complete verification without requiring extensive manual intervention. The verification process is designed to be self-executing where possible, reducing the burden on users while maintaining verification accuracy
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AI summary
A method and a device of identity verification are disclosed. The method includes: receiving by a server, an identity verification request sent from a terminal, where the identity verification request contains a specified user identifier; based on a user relationship chain of the specified user identifier, obtaining a verified user information set which includes user's information on the user relationship chain; providing the verified user information set to the terminal in order to subsequently receive returned selected user's information; determining whether the received selected user's information from the terminal matches the user's information on the user relationship chain; if the selected user's information received matches the user's information on the user relationship chain, confirming that the identity verification being successful. To pass the identity verification, the only requirement is that the selected user's information received from the terminal matches the user's information on the user relationship chain.