End-User Verification

End-User Verification refers to the process of confirming that a person is who they claim to be before granting them access to a service or information. This is commonly used in online applications, banking, and secure websites. It typically involves checking a combination of personal information, passwords, and sometimes two-factor authentication methods, like a code sent to your phone. The goal is to protect sensitive data and ensure that only authorized individuals can access specific accounts or resources, enhancing security and trust in digital interactions.