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Conquer Technical Debt with a Robust Identity Verification API

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Post Details
Company
Date Published
Author
Didit
Word Count
811
Company Posts That Month
206
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

Identity verification integrations can create substantial technical debt when implemented hastily, particularly through tightly coupled code, provider dependence, scalability constraints, and direct handling of sensitive data. A sustainable approach uses an identity orchestration layer, potentially built with microservices, to separate application logic from verification vendors, centralize security, and support interchangeable services such as document checks, liveness detection, and AML screening. Long-term API design should emphasize RESTful conventions, JSON payloads, clear error handling, versioning, and asynchronous webhook-based workflows, while vendor selection should account for coverage, accuracy, fraud prevention, scalability, documentation, pricing, SDK availability, and compliance. The post presents Didit as an option offering modular verification components, developer-oriented SDKs, no-code workflow orchestration, transparent usage-based pricing, and support for high transaction volumes.

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