Implementing KYC in Android Apps with Didit's SDK
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Didit’s native Kotlin SDK for Android is presented as a developer-focused KYC solution designed to simplify secure in-app identity verification while supporting modern Android development practices, including Jetpack Compose. It offers document verification through OCR, MRZ, and barcode scanning; passive and active liveness checks; biometric face matching; NFC reading for ePassports and eIDs; age estimation; and AML screening capabilities, aiming to help businesses prevent fraud and meet regulatory requirements. The SDK targets Android applications in sectors such as financial services, marketplaces, and age-restricted platforms, where verification must balance compliance and security with a smooth onboarding experience. It supports Android API 23+, Kotlin 1.9+, and Gradle 8.0+, automates several required permissions through manifest merging, and is designed for relatively simple installation through a Maven repository and dependency configuration. Didit also promotes a modular workflow architecture, sandbox testing, backend-managed verification sessions, and a free core KYC tier with pay-per-successful-check pricing to reduce adoption costs.
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