How the Document Lists Interact
Allowed documents sets the global default — the list every user sees unless a country rule overrides it. A custom country rule replaces that default for that country only, so you can accept driver’s licences everywhere but restrict one high-risk market to passports. To add one, select the country under Add custom documents for selected country, choose the document types allowed there, then add the rule. Digital IDs are configured separately from physical documents and sit alongside them in the flow rather than replacing them, so enabling one does not remove a document option. For which schemes a country has, see Supported Documents.Backside Capture and Age Limits
Driver’s license backside capture is ignored for USA and China licences — both sides are always required there regardless of the toggle. The two age limits flag rather than block. A user outside the range still completes the flow; the verification is marked Suspected and picks up a mismatch tag for a reviewer to resolve. See Age Verification for the tags, and Resolving False Positives for clearing one.Which Documents Are Supported
The lists in this tab are drawn from what iDenfy supports for each country — over 200 countries and territories, and 22 digital ID schemes. Rather than repeat that here, look it up:Supported Documents
Every document type with its API value, and a searchable country table showing the physical documents accepted, which sides are captured, and the digital IDs available.
Sample Documents
Test documents and the results they produce in the sandbox.