Spain has been a pioneer in regulating <\/span>digital identity verification<\/b><\/a> processes, establishing itself as one of the first countries to implement specific regulations in this field. Since 2016, SEPBLAC regulations have allowed the use of <\/span>advanced technologies<\/b> to verify citizens’ identities in financial and electronic trust processes.<\/span><\/p>\n With increasing digitalization and the need for secure remote transactions, <\/span>trust in user identity<\/b> has become a fundamental pillar. This is where technological solutions such as <\/span>video-identification and biometrics<\/b> come into play, ensuring security and regulatory compliance<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n This article will analyze how the regulation of <\/span>remote identification<\/b> has evolved in Spain, the requirements set by SEPBLAC, and how technological solutions like those of <\/span>Veridas<\/b> comply with these regulations.<\/span><\/p>\n