Didit vs Hopae: the full verification stack, not an eID add-on

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Didit’s comparison positions Hopae primarily as an API layer for accepting national eIDs, bank IDs, NFC documents, and digital identity wallets, while presenting Didit as a broader self-service identity verification and compliance platform covering document and selfie KYC, government database checks, AML screening, KYB, transaction monitoring, and crypto wallet screening. Based on public materials reviewed on 25 October 2026, the text states that Hopae requires an Enterprise subscription for production use and does not publicly document pricing, native mobile SDKs for Connect, photo document capture, proprietary liveness checks, AML, KYB, monitoring, or AI-agent tooling, though it notes that lack of documentation does not mean these capabilities are unavailable. Didit, whose authors acknowledge their affiliation with the company, emphasizes published per-check pricing, including $0.33 for full KYC and $0.20 for AML screening, sandbox access, modular mobile SDKs, comprehensive evidence returned through its API, and tools such as its Investigator agent, Copilot workflow builder, and MCP server. The piece recommends that prospective customers assess the full onboarding process, including fallback checks for users without eIDs, evidence requirements, compliance integrations, total costs, and migration needs, and suggests parallel testing before consolidating vendors.

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