Ship-Mode Verification: Faster Onboarding with Didit

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Ship-mode verification is an onboarding approach that grants users immediate access after completing only essential checks, while less urgent processes such as full identity verification, AML screening, and database validation run asynchronously in the background. The approach aims to reduce onboarding friction, improve conversion rates, and maintain risk controls through later review and automated responses to failed checks. Didit supports this model through customizable verification workflows, APIs for triggering deferred checks, webhooks for receiving results, data enrichment, fraud signals, and risk scoring that can adjust upfront requirements according to factors such as transaction value, location, or device data. The company reports that customers using ship-mode verification have increased onboarding completion rates by 15–30% and reduced manual compliance workloads, while emphasizing that deferred checks must still be completed and documented to meet KYC and AML obligations.

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