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DocuSign provides several ways to authenticate and verify a recipient's identity. This can help you protect your agreements and meet requirements, such as Know Your Customer, Anti-Money Laundering, and regional regulations. Once you have added your documents and recipients, click "Customize" to add a recipient authentication or identity verification method. Click "Add access code" to enter a code that the recipient must provide to access the documents. You can relay the code to your recipient in any way that you wish. However, for security reasons, do not include the code in the document message. Your recipient is asked to enter the code before they can access the envelope. Click "Add identity verification" for more options. Select "Phone Authentication" to require recipients to authenticate with their phone and provide their phone number. Your recipients will have the option to receive their code via a text message or phone call. Select "DocuSign ID Verification" to require recipients to verify their identity by providing a government-issued ID electronic ID, or via Knowledge-based authentication. Recipients will be prompted to select a country and choose one of the available options to verify their identity. While most countries allow the use of a passport or photo ID, other countries may offer additional options, such as country-specific eIDs and Smart Card and knowledge-based authentication for the United States. Knowledge-based authentication requires recipients to answer a set of questions, based on information available in public records. It is only available for US citizens and residents with valid Social Security numbers and sufficient public records. eSignature administrators can also customize the countries and ID types accepted. Recipients can choose to upload their ID via their mobile device or computer. They may be prompted to provide their phone number and will need to follow the prompts to upload their picture. Once the recipient has captured a picture of their ID, DocuSign will verify the ID, including verifying that the name on the ID matches the recipient name, and that the ID is still valid.