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Didit is infrastructure for identity and fraud: one API and one console for User Verification (KYC), Business Verification (KYB), Transaction Monitoring and Wallet Screening (KYT), covering 220+ countries and 14,000+ document types. This page explains why Didit was built for the internet rather than for 2012-era bank onboarding, and how it compares with legacy providers.

The Problem with Legacy Identity Verification

Before Didit, identity verification was built for banks in 2012, not for the internet in 2026:
Didit takes a different shape: infrastructure for identity and fraud that you compose, scale, and control. Every check is a module with a published price. You pick the exact signals you need, wire them into a workflow, and pay only for what runs. You see every price up front and choose every module yourself. The first Academy lesson is the fastest tour of the whole platform. It walks the real console: the dashboard, the credit model, the product lines, the review queue, and how everything is also reachable over the API and MCP.
Didit unifies these four product lines on the same Sessions API and the same workflow engine, so you can combine them without touching integration code twice.
Compare Didit with Sumsub, Veriff, Onfido and Persona feature by feature and price by price in the platform comparison.

Getting started

1

Create your account

Free and instant at business.didit.me. No sales call, no credit card.
2

Configure your workflow

Use the visual node-based builder or the API to compose custom identity flows in clicks: ID verification, liveness, AML, branching logic, and actions.
3

Integrate the SDK

One line of code, or one prompt in Claude Code or any AI agent. Most teams go live in under a week.

Quick Start Guide

Go from zero to first live verification in 3 simple steps.

All Features

Explore every verification module available on the platform.
Migrating from Onfido, Jumio, Veriff, or Sumsub? See how Didit compares, then email hello@didit.me and we’ll put together a drop-in migration plan.
Last modified on November 10, 2026