The Ultimate Guide to Identity Verification with Didit JS SDK

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Didit’s JavaScript SDK is designed to let web developers embed hosted identity-verification workflows into applications with relatively little frontend development, while Didit manages the interface, data capture, and backend processing. The platform supports configurable workflows through a no-code Business Console, including document verification using OCR, MRZ, and barcodes, passive or active liveness checks, face matching, AML screening and monitoring, age estimation, and fraud-detection measures. Integration generally involves configuring a workflow, creating a verification session through the backend API, initializing the SDK with the resulting session ID, and processing SDK events and webhook updates for real-time outcomes. Compared with Didit’s standalone Verification Links and reusable Unilinks, the SDK is intended for applications that need a more embedded, customizable user experience and automated high-volume processing, while the alternatives suit one-off, low-code, manual, or rapid-deployment scenarios. Didit presents the SDK as part of a modular, AI-native identity platform intended to support compliance, fraud prevention, global scaling, and reduced implementation costs through its free core KYC offering and pay-per-successful-check model.

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