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South Carolina ID Scanning Laws & Regulations

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South Carolina has 5 laws which we consider relevant to ID verification, in addition to other laws which may related to age verification, identity verification, KYC, privacy, and biometrics.

Can you scan IDs in South Carolina?

Yes. There are no laws prohibiting or regulating the electronic scanning of an ID in South Carolina.

Can you save data from a scanned ID in South Carolina?

Yes. There are no current laws which limit or restrict saving data from a scanned ID in South Carolina.

Does South Carolina offer affirmative defense for ID scanning?

No. South Carolina has no affirmative defense laws related to ID scanning.

What types of IDs does South Carolina issue?

South Carolina issues drivers licenses and state IDs, including REAL ID.

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Age verification for alcohol sales

South Carolina requires that businesses verify age but does not require electronic scanning or verification for alcohol sales.

Read Ch 4 §61-4-90 →

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Age verification for tobacco sales

South Carolina requires that businesses verify age but does not require electronic scanning or verification for tobacco sales.

Read Bill 582 →

ID scanning for precious metals

Dealers of precious metals in South Carolina are required to keep records including the seller’s ID information.

Read A292 →

Age verification for pornography

South Carolina requires websites containing 1/3 or more material deemed harmful to minors verify age to ensure users are at least 18 years old.

Read H 3424 →

South Carolina does not have any state data privacy laws.

Reach out to learn from our team of identity experts how ID scanning can ensure your business remains compliant with all current and upcoming regulations.

These resources are for informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional legal advice.

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