June 2026

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Document AI Verification

A brand-new verification feature. Define any custom document your business needs — contracts, licenses, certificates, statements — and Didit’s AI reads it and extracts exactly the fields you configure.

• Define any document — create your own document types with the fields you want extracted, no template required
• Auto-suggest fields from a sample — upload a sample document and Didit proposes the extraction fields for you, with a per-organization daily limit
• Built-in upload flow — your users get a new “Documents” step in the verification flow, with clear retry prompts and an attempts-left counter when a file can’t be read
• Results everywhere — extracted documents are returned in the decision and events endpoints and delivered through webhooks
• Workflow builder integration — auto-detect extraction fields from a sample right inside the editor, and map a full-name field so extracted names can be matched against the verified identity
• Console review — session details get a dedicated Document AI section, in the same style as KYB documents, showing every extracted field
• Every language, automatically — document definitions are translated into all supported verification languages the moment you save them
• Native SDK support — available on iOS, Android, React Native, and Flutter on SDK versions 4.0.7 and above

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Transaction Detail Redesign

The transaction detail page was redesigned to match the KYC session experience, so reviewing a flagged transaction feels the same as reviewing a verification.

• Counterparty flow cards — sender and recipient are shown as horizontal flow cards, so you see who sent what to whom at a glance
• State-aware rule rows — triggered rules collapse into compact rows that surface each rule’s outcome and description without opening a dialog
• Related transactions table — related activity is now a paginated table instead of an endless list
• Threshold-colored score — the transaction score pill takes its color from your organization’s own review and decline thresholds
• Dark mode polish — badges, tags, and section animations were tuned for full dark-mode legibility

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Native SDK Updates

A steady stream of 4.0.x releases across iOS, Android, React Native, and Flutter this month.

• Document AI support — the new custom-document verification step works natively in every SDK
• KYB upgrades — document requirements guide users to upload the right business document, and ownership percentage is now optional to match industry practice
• PACE NFC on Android — passports and IDs protected with PACE can now be read over NFC on Android
• Social Security Card — new document type supported across all four SDKs
• iPhone 17 liveness fix — liveness video recording issues on the newest iPhones were resolved
• App Store submission fix — resolved the iOS privacy-manifest warning so your submissions pass review cleanly
• Algeria NFC — chip reading now works for Algerian documents
• Active liveness polish — removed the brief screen flash when the active-liveness intro starts

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White-Label Upgrades & Brand Import

Making the verification flow look like your product now takes seconds instead of an afternoon.

• Import your brand from your website — enter your URL and Didit detects your logo, colors, and fonts and maps them onto the verification flow automatically (rate-limited per organization)
• Applied from day one — new organizations can have their branding imported and applied automatically during onboarding
• Logos rendered faithfully — customer logos are never clipped, cropped, or force-rounded, whatever their aspect ratio
• Theme-aware everywhere — every screen, including KYB steps, radio groups, and loaders, follows your theme
• Softer default look — the default white-label corner radius moved to 24 for a more modern feel

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Notification Preferences

You now control exactly which notifications you receive, per event and per channel.

• Preferences matrix — a new Notifications tab in Account Settings lists every event with a toggle per channel, per user
• Conservative defaults — new accounts start with only the notifications that matter, not everything
• Slack disconnect — unlink your Slack notification channel in one click
• Send a test — fire a test notification to confirm a channel works before you rely on it
• Throttled failure alerts — webhook-failure notifications are limited to one per 30 minutes, so an outage doesn’t flood your inbox
• Redesigned emails — notification emails were rebuilt to match the clean design of the rest of Didit’s emails

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KYB Registry Improvements

Business verification keeps getting more automatic — less typing for applicants, more data for reviewers.

• Company field prefill — registration number, address, share capital, and location are prefilled from the registry, so applicants only confirm
• Previous and parent names — a company’s former names and parent-company names now appear on the business detail page
• Registry section — registry check results render in their own dedicated section on business details
• Optional UBO email — email is no longer required for beneficial owners who don’t need to complete KYC
• Automatic UBO emails — beneficial owners who do need KYC receive their verification email automatically, with one-click resend
• No duplicate parties — associated parties confirmed once can be reused instead of being added twice

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Smarter Transaction Rules

The transaction-monitoring rule engine understands more of your data.

• New operators — rule conditions now support date comparisons, regex matching, fuzzy matching, and in (match against a list of values), in the API and the Console rule editor alike
• Better crypto screening — wallet screening detects the correct chain for each transaction and surfaces screening failures instead of hiding them
• Richer network graph — the counterparty network graph shows a more complete picture of the accounts around a transaction
• Live updates — transaction lists and detail views update in real time, no refresh needed

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MCP Server v5.0.0

The Didit MCP server — the way AI agents run verifications, screen wallets, and manage your workflows — had its biggest release yet.

• Public marketplace release — v5.0.0 ships with a registry manifest and a Cursor plugin, and its tool metadata is aligned with OpenAI’s app review guidelines, so you can install Didit wherever your agents live
• Scoped access tokens — agents exchange credentials for narrowly-scoped tokens using the standard token-exchange flow, so each agent only gets the permissions it needs
• Org-scoped user tokens — the session API now accepts organization-scoped user tokens, so agents can act on behalf of a signed-in user within the right organization

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Expanded AI Document Extraction

AI-powered data extraction was enabled for roughly 300 additional document types this month, focused on documents from Arabic-speaking countries and document types that historically had lower extraction accuracy. Expect noticeably better results on these documents with no integration changes on your side.

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Improvements

• Faster verification flow — the verification web flow loads significantly less code up front, making it noticeably faster on slow connections
• Responsive Console redesign — a sweep across the Business Console brought a responsive layout, restyled inputs, and consistent tables to every page
• Column visibility — Users and Businesses tables gained a column-visibility toolbar, matching the sessions list
• Organization-level lists — list sessions, businesses, transactions, and cases across all applications in your organization through the API, with each row attributed to its application
• Guided onboarding — a new post-signup create-organization wizard plus a self-driving guided tour that performs each step for you
• Demo organization — the demo environment now seeds 1,000+ realistic sessions so you can explore the Console with meaningful data
• Sandbox template gallery — pick a ready-made test persona and the sandbox sets the country and document type for you
• Field blurring everywhere — document field blurring for data minimization is now available for all countries, not just the EU
• Better data imports — CSV imports report specific row-level errors before committing, and imported records carry an “Imported” badge across lists
• Stay signed in — Console sessions now stay alive for about 30 days through silent renewal instead of logging you out
• Console in Italian — the Business Console is now available in Italian
• Rename questionnaires — published questionnaires can now be renamed
• Questionnaire input validation — questionnaire fields in the verification flow validate their format as the user types, with inline error messages
• Password security — changing your password now signs out your other active sessions

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Fixes

• Fixed the verification flow showing front-side instructions after navigating back from the back-side photo
• Fixed completed sessions occasionally missing their redirect when the final status update was dropped — the flow now recovers and redirects reliably
• Fixed KYB sub-sessions (beneficial owners and key people) starting on an outdated workflow version instead of the latest published one
• Fixed custom status rules not taking other status rules into account
• Fixed company AML screening applying cross-script name matching meant for people, which produced false-positive matches on business names
• Fixed names screened through database validation not appearing in session search results
• Fixed white-label logo and application name on verification emails sent through the API
• Fixed two-factor accounts with both a passkey and an authenticator app being forced into the passkey popup — you now choose the method
• Fixed adding faces to the blocklist failing in certain cases
• Fixed Chilean ePassport number validation and gender extraction on Mexican documents
• Fixed permission edge cases in organization member invitations