아이핀 발급 방법 및 미성년자 발급 방법(feat. 총정리) I-PIN issuance method and minor issuance method (feat. Summary)

We will summarize the i-PIN issuance method and identity authentication procedure required for identity authentication of elementary school students and minors without a resident registration card, such as elementary school student certification exams and library membership registration.

 

What is IPIN?
IPIN is an abbreviation of Internet Personal Identification Number and is called Internet Personal Identification Number.

 

Adults also use it to protect personal information, and mainly elementary school students or minors use it for Internet activities.

The issued i-PIN can be verified by entering the i-PIN ID and password when an Internet site requests identity verification.

People who use i-PIN have the advantage of using i-PIN instead of their resident registration number to prevent leakage and misuse of personal information and to prevent information and privacy infringement.

 

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How to issue an i-PIN for elementary school students and minors
I-PIN issuance can be issued at the site operated by NICE Evaluation Information, and in the case of elementary school students or minors, the consent of the guardian is required during the issuance process.

New issuance is possible through the Issuance menu on the NICE i-Pin website below.

http://www.niceipin.co.kr/useIpinServe0.ni?t=0

I-PIN issuance for elementary school students or minors is carried out through the following procedures.

Agree to Terms and Conditions: I agree to the terms and conditions of service and personal information collection/use provided by Nice Credit Rating Information.
User age selection: Members under the age of 14 are classified as child members.
Legal representative consent: Elementary school students and users under the age of 14 proceed with legal representative consent through identification of the legal representative (mobile phone, financial certificate, joint certificate, etc.).
User Information: Enter your name, social security number, i-PIN ID, password, email, etc.
Additional authentication method settings: Set additional authentication methods such as secondary password, key pattern, fingerprint authentication, and APP OTP.
We recommend a simple secondary password, and please remember it well so that you do not forget it.

How to issue an i-PIN
To sum up, what is required for issuing an elementary school student’s I-PIN is a resident registration number, e-mail (a guardian’s name is acceptable), a legal representative’s identity verification method, and an ID, password, and secondary password must be created and remembered.

 

In general, when you need to verify your identity, such as signing up for membership on a website, you must have seen an i-PIN authentication button around the identity authentication button using a mobile phone. At this time, if you click i-PIN authentication, the i-PIN management screen appears, and you can issue it by clicking New Issuance in the menu.

 

Identity verification process using i-PIN
Identity authentication through i-PIN ID
There are various procedures for self-authentication using i-PIN, but the most representative is to proceed with identity authentication through i-PIN ID on an online site.

If you need to verify your identity, such as registering as a member on the Internet, you can verify your identity by entering the issued i-PIN ID and password.

 

Using the mobile app
If you download the NICE i-pin mobile app, you can use i-pin safely and conveniently.

You can check the authentication history through the i-PIN, and receive an alarm when information leakage occurs through real-time notification, and immediately change and reissue the information. It also includes a menu that allows you to use i-PIN more easily through simple authentication or APP OTP management.

 

Use your MyPIN number offline
If you want to use i-PIN offline, you can use the NICE My-PIN service.

NICE My PIN is an i-PIN-based service that can be used for self-authentication in place of a resident registration number offline.
A 13-digit number that has nothing to do with personal information can be randomly generated and used instead of a resident registration number, and it can be changed up to 5 times a year, so you can prevent criminal accidents such as leakage and theft of personal information through a random My-PIN number. there is.

 

It can be issued to the user who has been issued the i-PIN, and the i-PIN issuer can obtain it by entering the i-PIN ID and issuing additional My-PIN.

 

Through the i-PIN service, we hope that minors or elementary school students can conveniently use online services such as self-authentication, online membership registration at public institutions, registration for libraries and certification exams, and to prevent theft of personal information or social security number, so please use it safely.