Didit vs Regula: hosted checks with full evidence, KYB and monitoring

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The comparison, written by Didit and based on Regula’s public materials reviewed on 25 October 2026, contrasts Regula’s document-verification and biometric SDKs, IDV Platform, and forensic devices with Didit’s hosted identity and compliance API. Regula supports on-premises or hosted-cloud deployments, with SDK licensing costs determined by deployment size, modules, and payment terms rather than publicly listed prices; its platform documents AML/PEP screening and case management. Didit publishes per-check prices, including $0.33 for full KYC, and combines KYC, business verification, AML monitoring, transaction monitoring, wallet screening, government-database checks, and case reporting in one account. The comparison emphasizes Didit’s API responses containing decision evidence, its workflow tools, and AI-related features such as an Investigator agent, Copilot, and hosted MCP server, while stating that comparable business-verification, transaction-monitoring, wallet-screening, and agent capabilities were not documented on the Regula pages reviewed. It also proposes a staged migration approach in which organizations test Didit alongside existing Regula integrations before moving traffic as licensing terms permit.

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