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Singapore Utility Verification API

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Post Details
Company
Date Published
Author
Didit
Word Count
840
Company Posts That Month
220
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

Singapore Utility Verification is a service that validates input data against utility-provider records to confirm user identities, particularly useful for regulated businesses such as fintechs, crypto platforms, lenders, marketplaces, and gaming operators in Singapore. This service, provided by Didit, addresses the limitations of document-based proof of address by offering a robust proof-of-residence signal through utility records, ensuring that identity confirmation is based on authoritative, auditable records rather than self-reported data. It operates via a single POST request to Didit’s database-validation endpoint and provides a structured, normalized result that facilitates approve, review, or reject logic in user onboarding processes, with results typically delivered in seconds. The cost is $1.69 per conclusive query, with no charges for inconclusive results due to source downtime or missing fields, and Didit offers 500 free verifications per month for testing purposes.

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