IdV2

idv2 is an alphanumeric identifier that appears in multiple technology contexts. Because it is not standardized, its exact meaning varies with the domain and accompanying documentation.

In software development, idv2 is often used as a version tag or code name. It may designate a second iteration of a component, library, API, or dataset. In release notes and version-control workflows, v2 commonly signals major changes relative to a v1 baseline.

In identity verification contexts, IDV commonly stands for identity verification. When paired with a 2, idv2 can indicate a second version of an identity verification workflow, policy, or API. Such versions typically reflect updated checks, data sources, or compliance requirements.

In data management, research, or digital asset catalogs, idv2 can serve as a dataset version or internal asset identifier. As with software versions, it requires accompanying metadata to convey its scope, provenance, and contents.

Because the meaning is context-dependent, users should consult the relevant platform’s documentation, metadata records, or version-control history to determine what idv2 denotes in a given instance.

Related terms include IDV (identity verification), v1, and other versioning conventions, as well as domain-specific identifiers that use similar naming schemes.