Problem

Didit addresses the trust, compliance, and fraud problem in digital onboarding: businesses need to distinguish genuine customers and companies from bots, fake accounts, stolen identities, deepfakes, and multi-account abuse while meeting KYC, KYB, and AML obligations. The pain is both operational and economic: slow or costly checks increase compliance expense and can damage conversion, with high KYC drop-off described as a “silent conversion killer.” Didit positions its pricing at three to five times below incumbent KYC vendors, with a $0.33 full-KYC bundle, no minimums, and no annual contracts.

The primary use case is onboarding for digital financial services, particularly fintech and crypto businesses that need to verify a user, assess fraud risk, and satisfy regulatory requirements before allowing access to an account or transaction. Didit’s broader positioning also covers fighting bots, fake accounts, and multi-account abuse, making identity verification a front line against both compliance risk and platform abuse.

Product / Service

Didit is an identity-and-fraud infrastructure platform centered on one API for KYC, KYB, AML, transaction monitoring, biometric matching, and related checks. It combines more than 1,000 data sources, 200-plus signals, and in-house AI models, with coverage across 220-plus countries and more than 14,000 document types. Its ID-verification flow can return a verdict in under two seconds, according to the company’s product positioning.

The delivery model is developer-first and usage-based: customers can compose workflows in a no-code dashboard or send the same workflows through the API, combining ID verification, liveness, face matching, sanctions, address, age, phone, email, and other modules. Customers receive 500 free checks each month and then pay for the modules that execute, rather than committing to a contract or minimum volume. The intended benefit is faster integration, transparent and lower verification costs, configurable compliance workflows, and a reusable identity layer rather than a black-box vendor integration.

Market

Didit competes in digital identity verification, KYC/KYB and AML compliance, biometric verification, and fraud-prevention infrastructure. Its named competitors include Sumsub, Veriff, Onfido, Jumio, and Persona, while its differentiation is an open API, no-code workflow orchestration, global document coverage, rapid verification, and materially lower public pricing than established providers.

Didit is commercially active rather than pre-revenue. Published 2026 traction figures report millions of humans verified each month, more than 700 active B2B customers, approximately 20% month-over-month growth, 300%-plus net revenue retention by month six, and roughly 90% paid-customer retention at month six. The company also stated in its May 2026 funding announcement that it was profitable and had raised $7.5 million in total seed financing, including a new $6 million round; exact revenue or ARR was not disclosed in the gathered evidence.