KYB vs KYC: Understanding Business Verification
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Know Your Customer (KYC) and Know Your Business (KYB) are essential verification processes within compliance frameworks, each targeting different subjects and objectives. KYC focuses on verifying an individual's identity through document checks, biometric verification, and anti-money laundering (AML) screening, ensuring that the person is who they claim to be. In contrast, KYB targets legal entities, verifying their legitimacy, ownership structures, and officers, using data from company registries, beneficial ownership registers, and conducting entity-level AML screenings. Didit's platform facilitates these processes by automating KYC sessions for each identified Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) within a KYB session, thus creating a closed-loop system that minimizes compliance risk by integrating both individual and entity verification in a single workflow. This comprehensive approach is essential for platforms with business customers, as it ensures both individual and corporate compliance obligations are met efficiently, with KYB sessions starting at $2.00 per company and linked KYC sessions billed at standard rates.
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