Didit vs FrankieOne: one platform or an orchestration layer

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Didit’s vendor-authored comparison presents Didit as an integrated identity, business verification, AML, transaction-monitoring, and crypto-screening platform that operates checks under a single data model, API, account, and publicly listed per-check prices, while portraying FrankieOne as an orchestration service that connects customers to third-party vendors and controls vendor selection and routing. Citing public documentation reviewed on 25 October 2026, it states that FrankieOne customers cannot configure vendors, routing, or fallback logic through its API and must request pricing based on requirements, whereas Didit users can build branching workflows, view step-level pricing, and access evidence such as extracted fields, images, videos, and warnings. The comparison highlights Didit’s listed $0.33 full KYC check, $0.15 wallet screening, $0.02 transaction monitoring, and KYB services from $2.00, alongside AI features including an Investigator review agent, workflow-building Copilot, and an MCP server that can act on authorized account data; it contrasts these with FrankieOne’s documented MCP tool for searching product documentation. It also describes Didit’s registry checks, linked owner KYC, transaction-monitoring rules, reporting exports, and suggested staged migration process, while acknowledging that the assessment reflects Didit’s perspective and is not legal advice.

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