Partner returned 403/Forbidden

Partner returned 403/Forbidden

If end-users complain that after validation with BioSig-IDâ„¢ they are seeing 404/Forbidden errors, then that means there is an issue with the partner environment.

Known cause is that CloudFlare is blocking the server-to-server request.

CloudFlare > WAF > Security Events > Activity Log

There should be log entries listed that confirm requests are being blocked from verifyexpress.com (IP = 23.100.25.17).

By creating an IP Access rule for 23.100.25.17 to allow this traffic, everything should become functional again.
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