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Oomero ID

Verified once. Reused with approval.

An Oomero ID is the identity a person or a company is given when they are verified on Oomero. When they join another business on Oomero, they approve it with a one-time code, and their verified record carries across instead of starting again.

The Oomero app after verification: the application is done and the Oomero ID is shown.
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How It Works

From one verification to every business after it

  1. 01

    Verified once

    The person completes identity verification with a business on Oomero. When their details are saved, the Oomero ID is issued and they are screened against sanctions, PEP and adverse media sources, with monitoring switched on.

  2. 02

    The ID is theirs

    They receive it by email. A person’s ID begins OLP, a company’s OLC, followed by a country code and eleven digits.

  3. 03

    Approved with a code

    A second business enters the ID. Oomero emails the person a six-digit code, valid for 30 minutes, and the business enters it once the person shares it.

  4. 04

    Carried across, checked again

    The verified details, addresses and KYC records carry into the new business’s own file. Screening runs again, a decision is made, and the person receives a compliance certificate.

For the person

  • No starting again for every business: verify once, approve the next with a code.
  • Nothing moves to a new business without the code sent to your own email.
  • Forgot your ID? Ask for it with your registered email or mobile number; it is only ever sent to your registered email.

For the business

  • Onboard a customer who is already verified without asking them to start again, with screening refreshed on the way in.
  • Company IDs are only issued once every linked person has their own ID, a finished screening and an identity document.
  • The same business cannot onboard the same ID twice, and every approval is logged.
Kept Current

An identity that stays true

  • Checks stay current

    The ID does not expire, but each business refreshes KYC by risk colour: by default every 36 months for green, 24 for amber and 12 for red. An older record is flagged “KYC required”.

  • A change of country

    When a person’s nationality changes, a new ID with the same digits and the new country code is proposed, and only approved with the nationality document and a recorded reason.

  • Sharing under policy

    Each field carries a sensitivity level; sensitive and document fields need explicit consent, sharing grants are recorded and can be revoked, and access locks when retention ends.

  • Find your Oomero ID

    Enter your registered email or mobile number and the ID is sent to your registered email. The reply never says whether a match was found.

  • Codes that expire

    The approval code is valid for 30 minutes, and ID requests are limited to three every 15 minutes.

See Oomero with your own customers

We will take your team through a real onboarding, for a person and a company, using your own risk policy, and show you exactly what is recorded.