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# Manual User Liveliness

This feature prompts the signer to do a face capture along with an OTP verification (the OTP will appear on the screen) in order to proceed with the signing process.

## Activate Manual User liveliness

## Signing Journey

1. During the signing journey, the below instructions will appear on the screen which has to be followed.
    - Capture a 5-second video clip of yourself
    - Displaying OTP in front of you
    - Sit in well-lit place
    - Only 1 person before the camera
    - Remove accessories such as spectacles and headphones.
2. After having the prerequisites as mentioned on the instruction page click on “Proceed”. 
3. The signer will need to allow access to their camera for capturing the short live video and show the OTP that is appearing on the screen.
    - **Two ways to show OTP during liveliness:** 
        - **QR Code:** Scan the QR code in the phone camera which will lead to the OTP page in the phone browser which the signer has to show in front of the camera and capture the photos.
        - **On blank page:** Write down the OTP on the blank page and show it in front of the camera and capture the photos.
4. Once the photos are captured, click on “Proceed” to proceed with the signing of the document.

> **Info — Note**
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> The signer will not be allowed to sign the document until the system verifies the OTP appearing on the screen that is written on paper or shown on the phone.