Didit vs Unit21: KYC, KYB, AML and monitoring on one record

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Didit’s comparison positions Unit21 as a fraud and AML monitoring platform that relies on third-party integrations for identity verification, business verification, and blockchain analytics, while presenting Didit as a unified platform that combines native KYC, KYB, AML screening, transaction monitoring, case management, and linked wallet-screening services on a single customer record. It says Unit21 provides real-time fraud and AML monitoring, configurable rules, backtesting, case-management AI agents, regulatory reporting features including direct FinCEN and FINTRAC submissions, and a read-access MCP server, but states that Unit21’s public pages reviewed did not document native identity verification, native KYB, Travel Rule messaging, or published pricing. Didit highlights published per-check pricing, including $0.33 for KYC, $0.02 per monitored transaction, $0.15 for wallet screening, and KYB starting at $2 per business, alongside capabilities such as owner-linked KYC, biometric step-up checks, IVMS 101 Travel Rule support, AI-assisted investigation and workflow design, and an MCP interface that can create and backtest rules subject to human approval. The piece also proposes a staged migration approach in which organizations inventory existing Unit21 configurations and vendors, rebuild and test workflows in Didit, run both systems in parallel, and move traffic after evaluating alert quality, review time, cost, and contractual timing.

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