Extensible Identity Checks in Go with Didit's Primitives
Blog post from Didit
Modular design in Go, leveraging an extensible plugin architecture, enables businesses to adapt swiftly to changing compliance regulations and emerging fraud tactics without overhauling their identity verification systems. This flexibility is crucial in a rapidly evolving digital landscape where identity verification (IDV) must remain dynamic to meet shifting business needs and regulatory requirements. Go's strong typing, performance, and concurrency features make it an ideal language for developing scalable IDV services that handle high throughput, while Didit offers AI-native identity primitives like ID Verification and AML Screening that seamlessly integrate into custom Go plugins. Didit's developer-first approach with clean APIs, a no-setup-fee policy, and a pay-per-successful-check model further simplifies the integration process, allowing businesses to easily incorporate various identity checks into their systems and maintain agility in their operations.
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