Didit vs Trinsic: eID sign-in plus document checks, AML and KYB

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Didit’s comparison positions Trinsic as an API gateway for accepting digital identities and accessing third-party verification providers, while presenting Didit as a broader compliance platform that combines eID sign-in, document and selfie verification, government database checks, AML screening, business verification, transaction monitoring, and crypto-wallet screening in configurable workflows. According to the reviewed public materials, Trinsic supports digital IDs, mobile driver’s licences, bank IDs, and document scanning through its provider network, but its pricing is available by contacting the company and the reviewed pages do not document AML, KYB, transaction monitoring, or wallet-screening products. Didit states that it currently supports MitID, BankID Sweden, Finnish Trust Network, Smart-ID, and Mobile-ID, with the EUDI Wallet planned for the future, and offers document fallback for users without supported eIDs. The comparison also highlights Didit’s published per-check pricing, workflow tools, compliance automation features, and migration approach for companies wishing to test it alongside Trinsic, while acknowledging that the content is written by Didit and is not legal advice.

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