ShipToVerified confirms that the person behind an order is who they say they are. After checkout, the customer is asked to upload a photo of a government-issued ID. ShipToVerified reads it and checks the name, date of birth and address against the order, then returns a clear pass or fail along with a record of how that decision was reached. It runs after checkout rather than before it, so it never stands between a shopper and a completed purchase.

What it does for you

Identity and age checks without manual work. Retailers selling firearms and other age-restricted goods have to be able to show who they sold to. ShipToVerified performs that check on the orders you choose to flag and keeps the evidence.

Address mismatches get caught. The address on the ID is compared against the shipping address on the order, so an order heading somewhere the buyer has no connection to is surfaced instead of quietly shipping.

Built around California AB 1263. The product was built for the California requirement to verify the purchaser of certain regulated goods, and the same check applies anywhere you need proof of identity and age.

A defensible audit trail. Every verification is timestamped and stored with its result and any steps the customer took to resolve a mismatch, so you can show your work if you are ever asked to.

Customers resolve their own mismatches. When something does not line up, the customer is walked through correcting it. Your team does not have to chase anyone by email.

How it works with BigCommerce

ShipToVerified installs as a native BigCommerce app and can hold an order until verification clears. You set the rules for which orders require a check, so you are not verifying every order to catch the few that matter.