In the Web3 world, identification verification is becoming increasingly important. The Billions network recently launched two methods of identification verification, which has attracted widespread follow. These two methods are facial verification and passport verification, both of which need to be completed through a specialized application.

The facial verification process is relatively simple; users only need to scan their face using the application to complete it. This method is mainly used to prove that the user is a real human being and not a robot.

Passport verification is more stringent, requiring users to use a smartphone with NFC functionality. Users need to place their phone close to the back of the passport for scanning, as the back of the passport contains a built-in chip that holds important identification information. It is worth noting that this method of verification is not limited to specific brands of phones; any smart device with NFC capability can complete this process.

A common question is whether a Chinese passport is applicable for this verification method. The answer is yes, a Chinese passport can also be used in the passport verification process for Billions.

The introduction of this dual verification mechanism not only improves the accuracy of identification but also provides users with more choices. It reflects the emphasis on the authenticity of user identification in the Web3 field, while also demonstrating the continuous advancement of technology, offering users a more secure and convenient method of identification.

However, this method of verification has also sparked discussions about privacy protection. Some users may be concerned about the security of their biometric data and passport information. Therefore, how the Billions network protects user data and how to strike a balance between identification and privacy protection will be issues that need to be continuously followed in the future.

Overall, the identification verification system of Billions represents a new trend in identity verification in the Web3 space, enhancing security while maintaining a degree of flexibility. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect to see more innovative identification methods emerge, providing a stronger foundation for the development of Web3.