Didit vs Data Zoo: database checks plus the whole verification flow

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Didit’s comparison positions Data Zoo as an identity-data provider that matches customer attributes against government, credit, and telecommunications records, while presenting Didit as an end-to-end verification platform that combines database validation with document verification, liveness, facial matching, AML screening, workflow decisions, case management, KYB, transaction monitoring, and crypto-wallet screening. According to the comparison, Didit supports authoritative database checks in 45 countries plus a global group and can match selfies against registry photos in certain markets, whereas Data Zoo’s public materials describe document checks, biometrics, orchestration, and case management as functions handled elsewhere in a customer’s technology stack. Didit highlights published pricing, including a stated $0.33 full KYC check, $0.20 AML screening, $0.02 transaction monitoring, and business verification from $2, while stating that Data Zoo prices vary by country and source and are generally provided through sales proposals. The piece also emphasizes Didit’s sandbox access, configurable workflows, evidence returned through one API, AI-assisted review and workflow tools, and migration approach for organizations seeking to consolidate verification and compliance capabilities, while acknowledging that it was written by Didit and should be read as a vendor-side comparison.

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