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Sells the membership, sends travelers to the app or a kiosk, and explains how data is shared. Buttons on this page jump to the app and kiosk prototypes.
Skip the line.
It's GO time.
IndiGO is the express lane for airports and cruise ports. Enroll once with your passport and a selfie. After that, your face is your pass.
Three steps, and the last one is walking.
Enroll in minutes
In the app, scan your passport and take a selfie. Or do it all at an IndiGO kiosk in the terminal, with your card or phone to pay.
Look at the camera
At the IndiGO lane, the eGate matches your face to your membership and your boarding pass or cruise booking.
Walk through
With your consent, your details go to the border authority. When they clear you, the gate opens.
One membership for the airport and the cruise terminal.
Airports
Departures and arrivals at participating international airports.
- Departures: boarding pass and face, then on to security
- Arrivals: passport and face, with your customs declaration sent from the app before you land
Cruise ports
Embarkation at participating cruise terminals.
- Scan your cruise boarding pass, or link your booking in the app
- Face match against your booking, then straight to the gangway
Pay for the trip, or for the year.
2-Week Pass
- 14 days from your first lane visit
- Every IndiGO lane, air and sea
- Arrival declaration in the app
Annual
- Unlimited trips for 12 months
- Every IndiGO lane, air and sea
- Saved trips and one-time border consent per trip
Illustrative pricing. Taxes and local fees may apply by country.
Launching in Barbados, then across the region.
Illustrative launch plan. Each location opens once the host government approves it. Latin American markets follow the Caribbean rollout.
You decide when your details are shared.
Asked every crossing
The eGate asks before it sends anything to a border authority. You can pre-approve a single trip in the app.
Only to the country you are crossing
Details go to that country's border system and nowhere else. IndiGO does not sell traveler data.
Delete it any time
Cancel and delete your account from the app. Your photo and passport data are removed from IndiGO.
A trusted-traveler lane that plugs into Digital Horizon.
IndiGO is a commercial service hosted by Veloxxity LLC. It runs on the Digital Horizon border infrastructure, so a participating state gets an express lane without building one.
- The decision stays with the stateIndiGO verifies identity. The border authority clears the traveler through its own system.
- No capital cost to the stateKiosks, eGates, staffing and the member app are funded from membership fees.
- Revenue shareEach participating state receives a share of IndiGO revenue under its operating agreement.
- Data stays sovereignTraveler submissions land in the state's Digital Horizon environment, under its security controls.
IndiGO is a commercial service of Veloxxity LLC, operated with the authorization of participating governments. Design concept: features, pricing, locations and partner integrations are illustrative. The IndiGO name and mark are not yet trademark-cleared.
Enrollment app · iOS and Android
Account, passport, selfie, plan and payment in four taps. The camera captures automatically and the wallet pays, so the traveler never types a passport number or a card number.
Enrollment kiosk
A standalone terminal kiosk with face camera, passport scanner and card reader. Members are recognized by face before they touch anything; new travelers enroll and pay on the spot.
eGate · IndiGO fast lane
Pedestal screen, camera tower and document scanner in front of a two-flap glass barrier. IndiGO confirms identity; the border authority's decision comes back through Digital Horizon and opens the gate.
How IndiGO buttons into Digital Horizon
Veloxxity LLC hosts the commercial identity service. Participating CARICOM and Latin American states authorize it to operate and receive a revenue share. Border decisions stay inside each state's Digital Horizon environment.
Integration contract
Three exchanges cover every lane. Each one starts from a traveler action and carries consent with it.
- Traveler notice. On opt-in at the gate: verified identity, document data and travel details sent to the departure or arrival country.
- Customs declaration. Submitted from the app before landing and linked to the arrival record.
- Authority decision. Proceed, or refer to an officer, returned to the gate in real time. IndiGO never makes the admissibility call.
Commercial model
The state carries no capital cost. Membership fees fund hardware, staffing and operations.
- Veloxxity LLC hosts and operates IndiGO as a third-party commercial service.
- Each state signs an operating authorization with an agreed revenue share.
- Airports, seaports and cruise lines can host kiosks and lanes under concession terms.
- One membership works across every participating state, which is what makes the annual plan worth buying.
Taps to complete
| Journey | Taps | What the traveler does |
|---|---|---|
| App enrollment (iOS / Android) | 4 | Continue with Apple or Google · Confirm passport · Pay · Confirm payment |
| Kiosk enrollment, new traveler | 4 | Start · Join · Confirm passport · Pick plan, then tap card on the reader |
| Kiosk, existing member | 0 | Look at the camera |
| eGate, trip and consent set in app | 0 | Look at the camera, walk through |
| eGate, nothing set in advance | 1 | Scan boarding pass · Look · Tap “Yes, share” |
Patent-aware design choices
The prototype matches the CLEAR-style experience (walk up, look, go) while choosing different mechanisms where it can.
- Face is the only biometric. No iris or fingerprint enrollment.
- Passport authenticity comes from the standard ICAO chip read, not a proprietary document process.
- Consent is captured per crossing, and the clearance decision comes from the government system.
- Boarding passes are read with standard barcode formats; trips are linked by the traveler in the app.
These are design intentions, not a legal opinion. A freedom-to-operate search by patent counsel should come before any build.