Composable Identity: The Future of Verification (2)
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Composable identity is an innovative approach to identity verification that addresses the limitations of traditional monolithic systems by utilizing a microservices architecture and API-first design. This method allows for the creation of customized, flexible workflows through independent, reusable modules, each performing specific functions such as document verification, biometric authentication, and AML screening. Composable identity offers enhanced scalability and resilience, as individual modules can be independently scaled and are not affected by the failure of others, reducing the risk of single points of failure. It also minimizes vendor lock-in and promotes innovation by enabling businesses to easily integrate or swap out components, aligning with cloud-native and DevOps trends for greater agility. Didit exemplifies this approach with its suite of modular identity primitives and a visual Workflow Builder that facilitates custom identity flow design without coding, offering cost-effective pay-per-success pricing and ensuring high security and compliance standards.
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