Breakdown of האימות עוזר לזהות את בעל הכרטיס.
Questions & Answers about האימות עוזר לזהות את בעל הכרטיס.
ה־ is the Hebrew definite article, equivalent to the. So האימות is literally the verification / the authentication.
Hebrew often uses the definite article in places where English prefers no article, especially with general processes, official procedures, or concepts understood in context. So a sentence like האימות עוזר... is perfectly natural even if English translates it more smoothly as Verification helps...
Because עוזר agrees with the subject האימות.
In this sentence, אימות is treated as a masculine singular noun, so the present-tense verb form is masculine singular: עוזר. This is a useful reminder that noun endings do not always reliably tell you gender. Even if a word looks like it might belong to a common feminine pattern, the actual grammatical gender is what controls agreement.
Here it is a verb: the present-tense form of לעזור = to help.
Hebrew present tense uses forms that historically behave a bit like participles, so they can sometimes look adjective-like. But in this sentence, עוזר is clearly functioning as the verb:
האימות עוזר = the authentication helps
So the whole structure is simply subject + present-tense verb + infinitive phrase.