What is a UK Digi-Fraud check?

UK Digi Fraud refers to a digital identity verification check used in the UK, specifically as part of the UK Right to Work check process. It is a component of identity verification that assesses identity fraud risk and activity history to help verify an individual's right to work in the UK.

Key details about UK Digi Fraud:

Purpose:

• UK Digi Fraud is designed to obtain trust factor scores related to identity fraud and activity history as part of digital identity verification.
• It is integrated with SynID, a digital identity verification solution aligned with the UK Government's Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework (DIATF) and Good Practice Guide 45 (GPG45).
• It supports the UK Right to Work check by providing two of the five trust factor scores needed for identity verification.

Relationship to UK Right to Work Check:

• The UK Right to Work check depends on two other checks: Identity Verification (OneID) and UK Digi Fraud.
• OneID covers biometric identity verification (strength, validation, verification trust factors).
• UK Digi Fraud covers identity fraud and activity history trust factors.
• Together, these checks produce a GPG45 identity profile that determines if an applicant's right to work is verified.

UK Digi Fraud is nothing to worry about. This forms part of the different acceptable score combinations, or “profiles,” that can lead to an applicant’s identity being successfully verified digitally in line with GPG45 guidance under the UK Government’s Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework (DIATF).
 
"UK Digi Fraud Result Found" does not mean that the candidate has been linked to fraud. Rather, it indicates that their profile has been assessed and scored as part of the overall identity verification process.