Didit provides identity verification and fraud tools through one API, aimed at businesses onboarding people or companies and checking ongoing activity. Its building blocks cover KYC, KYB, biometrics, AML and transaction monitoring.
What it does Combine ID-document checks, liveness, face matching and risk signals in a visual workflow. Add business checks, sanctions screening or wallet analysis as needed, and manage cases in the business console. Web and mobile SDKs support integration into an existing product. Verification results support a business process; they do not by themselves guarantee regulatory compliance or eliminate fraud.
Pricing — checked 21 October 2026 (USD) Through 31 October, the published free tier includes 500 full KYC verifications/month. Beyond that, full KYC is $0.33/check, with automatic volume discounts. Extras include AML from $0.07, transaction monitoring $0.02 and wallet screening $0.15/check. KYB and database lookups have separate country/data pricing; answered no-match lookups and some declined sessions can still incur charges. Enterprise uses custom annual contracts. From 1 November 2026, Didit has announced replacement of the 500 free checks with $10 monthly credit. Pay-as-you-go remains; optional Growth is $99/month with $115 credit and 4% lower check prices, and Scale $299/month with $350 credit and 10% lower prices. Each product has its own plan, with a shared account balance. These future terms are not yet the current allowance.
Their story Twin brothers Alberto and Alejandro Rosas founded Didit in Barcelona in 2023. It joined Y Combinator's W26 batch, now has San Francisco headquarters and reports $7.5 million raised to build identity and fraud infrastructure.
Sources: Pricing · November changes · Founders