I struggle to manually verify whether the MRZ is formatted correctly and complete.

Provide an MRZ validation feature that automatically checks whether a Machine Readable Zone (MRZ) is complete and formatted correctly. This reduces manual effort and helps catch errors before they cause downstream processing or verification failures.

This feature helps users validate a document’s MRZ by automatically checking completeness and formatting against MRZ standards. Instead of manually counting characters and verifying line structure, users can submit MRZ text and receive a clear validation result. The validator checks that required lines and fields are present and that the MRZ length and layout match expected formats. It highlights where formatting is incorrect or where content appears incomplete so users can correct the input quickly. This is useful when MRZ data is typed in manually, copied from another system, or produced by OCR and may contain mistakes. By surfacing issues early, the feature reduces failed identity checks and prevents rework in later steps of a workflow. It also improves consistency when multiple team members handle MRZ review and need a shared, objective check. Common use cases include document intake, customer onboarding, border/travel document processing, and QA review of OCR outputs. Overall, the feature streamlines MRZ verification and increases confidence that MRZ data is structurally valid before it is used elsewhere.