KYC Requirements in France
Navigate French KYC and LCB-FT requirements while protecting customers from evolving identity fraud. France's digital identity landscape is evolving under the revised eIDAS 2.0 framework, which introduces the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet), and AMLR.
Entrust brings together identity verification, fraud detection, qualified electronic signatures (QES) and workflow orchestration to help organizations build secure, adaptable and customer-friendly journeys. With Entrust, you can prepare for a future where trusted digital identity credentials can be reused across the EU for onboarding, authentication, and signing workflows.
ソリューションの特長
Entrustはどのような支援ができますか?
Support KYC / AML compliance or Navigate KYC requirements
Build digital customer journeys designed for French KYC and LCB-FT compliance. Start from templates built around French KYC practice rather than a blank canvas, so you can configure onboarding flows that support your regulatory obligations faster.
複雑さの軽減
Bring identity verification, fraud signals, and qualified electronic signatures into one connected workflow. Entrust offers global document coverage including multiple French document types including passport, National Identity card, National Health Insurance card, and more.
Accelerate customer onboarding
Create fast, intuitive onboarding journeys that help legitimate customers prove who they are quickly. Our SDK also supports translations for 44 languages implemented directly inside the application, including French.
巧妙な不正を防ぐ
Stay ahead of evolving, sophisticated fraud threats such as deepfakes, injection attacks and organized fraud rings, while preserving the fast, low‑friction onboarding genuine users expect.
Build trust in high-value transactions
Combine identity verification, fraud detection, and qualified electronic signatures to establish greater confidence in onboarding, account creation, agreement signing, and other high-assurance digital interactions.
Apply the right level of assurance
Tailor onboarding requirements based on customer risk, geography, fraud signals, and business policies. Plus, automate decisioning while maintaining the flexibility to adapt as regulations and threats evolve in Workflow Studio.
フランスにおけるKYC要件とは
For remote onboarding, French organizations frequently rely on ANSSI-certified PVID (Prestataire de Vérification d'Identité à Distance) services to support their KYC and LCB-FT obligations, and French supervisory expectations emphasize robust customer identification, verification, and risk-based due diligence.
But the picture is shifting. France's PVID scheme is a national framework, while the EU is converging towards harmonized requirements for remote identity proofing under eIDAS 2.0, built for cross-border interoperability and designed to underpin the European Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet. From July 2027, the EU Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR) will also directly harmonize core customer due diligence requirements across member states.
For French organizations, the goal is no longer just meeting today's national expectations, it's choosing an approach that works within France’s PVID-influenced standards and scales into the EU-wide framework arriving in 2027.
How Will France Identité and eIDAS 2.0 Impact Digital Identity Verification?
France has positioned France Identité to serve as France's EUDI Wallet, aligning the national digital identity app with eIDAS 2.0 and the EU-wide framework for cross-border identity. These developments are designed to enable individuals to securely reuse trusted digital identity credentials across EU member states, making it easier to access services, complete transactions, and prove identity online.
For organizations, this shift has the potential to transform digital onboarding, customer verification, and authentication. Reusable, high-assurance digital identities can help reduce customer friction, streamline onboarding journeys, and create more seamless cross-border experiences while maintaining strong identity assurance.
This timeline is regulatory driven and not optional. Member states must make EUDI Wallets available by the end of 2026, and from the end of 2027 many organizations, including in KYC contexts, will be required to accept them. As adoption grows, financial institutions and other regulated organizations should begin preparing for wallet-based identity verification as part of their long-term digital onboarding strategies.
How can QES support remote customer onboarding in France?
A Qualified Electronic Signature provides the highest level of electronic signature assurance under eIDAS. In a remote onboarding journey, QES can do more than support document signing. French law expressly recognizes the collection of a qualified electronic signature as one of the identity verification measures available to obliged entities under the Code monétaire et financier, when combined with other required measures. And because issuing a qualified certificate requires identity verification at a high level of assurance, pairing QES with strong identity verification helps establish a trusted link between the person, the verified identity and the signing event.
Entrust combines identity verification and QES within a connected Workflow Studio journey, enabling organizations to coordinate document and biometric verification, fraud signals, policy decisions, signing and evidence generation without creating a disconnected customer experience.
Entrustはどのように役立つのでしょうか?
Organizations need a flexible approach to digital onboarding that can adapt as regulations, fraud threats, and customer expectations continue to evolve. Entrust helps organizations build trusted digital onboarding journeys by bringing together identity verification, fraud detection, Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES), and workflow orchestration in a single platform. With Entrust, you can verify identities, apply risk-based controls, collect supporting evidence, and enable secure signing experiences while maintaining a seamless customer journey.
Our Identity Verification solutions are ETSI-certified and support high-assurance identity proofing aligned with evolving European standards. Combined with QES, Entrust helps organizations strengthen fraud prevention, support digital trust initiatives, and create onboarding experiences that are secure, compliant, and customer-friendly.
With Entrust, French organizations can address today's KYC requirements while preparing for a future where trusted digital identities can be reused across onboarding, authentication, and signing workflows throughout Europe.
フランス版KYCに最適な本人確認ソリューション
Entrustの本人確認の順守
EntrustのIDVソリューションは、eIDASに準拠しており、金融サービスなどの規制対象業界に最適なオンボーディングソリューションです。 ETSI認定の本人確認(文書認証、生体認証、デバイスインテリジェンスなど)とQESがWorkflow Studioで統合され、コンプライアンスを順守した柔軟で使いやすいエンドツーエンドのワークフローを作成します。
フランスで、QESを活用したETSI準拠の本人確認システムを導入
EntrustのWorkflow Studioなら、フランスのお客様を対象に本人確認設定の調整、不正の防止、および適格電子署名(QES)の導入を行うことができます。 デモをご覧いただき、詳しい利用方法をご確認ください。
コンプライアンス証明
当社は、世界中で何百社ものコンプライアンスナビゲーションを支援しています。 当社のソリューションは、ETSI TS 119 461、ETSI EN 319 401、eIDAS Regulation EU 2014/910、および英国の Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework に準拠しています。
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よくある質問
What are the KYC requirements in France?
French KYC requirements generally require organizations to identify and verify customers, understand beneficial ownership structures, assess customer risk, and apply ongoing due diligence measures. Regulated organizations must also comply with France's anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing (LCB-FT) obligations, which are overseen by authorities including the ACPR and AMF. This increasingly includes the use of secure remote identity verification for digital onboarding.
Can customer onboarding be completed remotely in France?
Yes. Many organizations use remote identity verification to onboard customers without requiring an in-person visit. France's regulatory framework supports remote onboarding approaches that provide appropriate levels of identity assurance, and organizations often leverage document verification, biometric verification, and fraud detection technologies to establish trust during the onboarding process.
What is the European Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet and why does it matter in France?
The EUDI Wallet is part of the European Union's eIDAS 2.0 framework and is intended to allow individuals to securely reuse trusted digital identity credentials across Europe. As adoption grows, organizations may be able to streamline onboarding and authentication processes while reducing customer friction and supporting cross-border digital services. French organizations should consider how evolving digital identity standards may impact future customer onboarding journeys.
How can French organizations prevent identity fraud during remote onboarding?
France's growing adoption of digital onboarding increases the need to defend against document fraud, account takeover attempts, synthetic identities, injection attacks, and AI-generated deepfakes. Organizations increasingly combine document verification, biometric verification, fraud detection, and risk signals to establish trust while maintaining a positive customer experience.
フランスおよびEUのコンプライアンス遵守を満たしつつ、不正行為の防止やオンボーディングの負担軽減に役立つ、自動化された本人確認ワークフローについて、Entrustにご相談ください。
Legislative and regulatory requirements can vary by jurisdiction, industry, product, and use case and may change over time. The information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only and reflects our understanding as of the date of publication. It does not constitute, and should not be relied upon as, legal, regulatory, or compliance advice. You should consult your own legal, compliance, or regulatory advisors regarding any questions or requirements that may apply to your business.