8 Best Registrar Identity Verification Software

Didit sells identity checks by the module, so a registrar buys only the checks it needs for each registrant. The full KYC bundle combines ID verification at $0.15, passive liveness at $0.10, face match at $0.05, and device and IP analysis at $0.03, for $0.33 per completed check. The same account can add AML screening at $0.20 and business verification from $2.00 per business.

• The free plan gives $10 of credit each month, which covers about 30 full KYC checks at list price, and the sandbox is free on every plan with 500 test
• Growth adds discounts and case tools, Scale adds white label and an uptime SLA, and Didit covers documents from more than 220 countries and territorie

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Veriff is a clear choice for a registrar that wants a published price and a fast start. Essential costs $0.80 per verification with a $49 monthly minimum, Plus costs $1.39 with a $99 minimum, and Premium costs $1.89 with a $209 minimum. Plus and Premium add review by trained verification specialists when automation cannot decide.

• The trial lasts 15 days and includes 50 live verifications.
• Veriff supports documents from more than 230 countries and territories and more than 12,500 document types, and it lists liveness detection conformant
• The add-on math matters more than the headline rate.
• PEP and sanctions screening adds $0.64 per verification, ongoing monitoring adds $0.09, and two-year data retention adds $0.30.

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Sumsub suits a registrar that wants one contract for identity verification, business verification, AML screening, and transaction monitoring. Basic costs $1.35 per verification with a $149 monthly minimum and covers ID verification, liveness and face match, reusable KYC, and email and phone verification. Compliance costs $1.85 per verification with a $299 monthly minimum and adds AML screening, ongoing AML monitoring, and address verification.

• A custom plan adds business verification, transaction monitoring, and fraud prevention.
• The billing rule is a real advantage for registrars with messy traffic.
• Sumsub states that you are charged for successful verifications only, so abandoned sessions do not use budget.
• The drawback is the monthly minimum.

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iDenfy is built for registrars that see a high share of failed or fraudulent attempts. On its approved-only model, you are charged when a verification is successfully completed and approved, while denied verifications cost nothing. Basic costs $1.35 per verification with a $135 monthly minimum, and the trial lasts 14 days or 10 KYC verifications.

• The platform supports more than 16,000 document types from more than 200 countries and territories, with human review around the clock.
• Add-ons change the total, so model them before you compare headline rates.
• Sanctions and PEP screening, proof of address, 3D liveness, and manual review are priced per verification on top of the base rate, and the vendor FAQ
• A registrar should price the full check basket, not the base rate alone.

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Stripe Identity is the simplest option here for a registrar that already runs payments through Stripe. It verifies a government-issued photo ID, matches it to a selfie, and can validate a US Social Security number for $0.50 per lookup. The price is $1.50 per completed document and selfie verification in the US, with the first 50 verifications free and custom pricing above 2,000 identities per month.

• There is no subscription fee and no monthly minimum.
• The limit is scope, and it matters for any registrar with duties beyond a simple ID check.
• Stripe Identity has no sanctions or watchlist screening, no business verification, and no ongoing monitoring, so a registrar with AML duties will need
• It is generally available to businesses in the US, UK, and Japan, with a public beta in 31 other countries.

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Shufti Pro, now called Shufti, is the only vendor here with a free tier that does not expire. Free Forever costs $0 per verification for up to 10 verifications every month and includes document verification and facial biometrics. Essentials starts from $1.50 per verification for up to 20,000 verifications and adds AML screening, KYB, address and age checks.

• Enterprise is quoted on request and adds transaction monitoring, VideoIdent, and eIDV.
• The platform covers 240 plus countries and territories and supports official ID documents in more than 150 languages, which helps a registrar with cus
• One API endpoint covers document, face, address, AML, and KYB checks, and the back office includes case management and manual review.
• The rate varies by volume and service, so get the exact rate for your document mix in writing.

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Persona is a configurable identity platform rather than a fixed check. A registrar can build different flows for different risk levels, for example a light flow for a low-risk renewal and a stricter flow with database checks and watchlist screening for a high-risk registration. Essential starts at $250 per month on a 12-month minimum term and includes 500 services per month, where a service is one verification or report, with extra services at $1.50 each.

• Growth and Enterprise are quoted by sales and add business verification and Graph link analysis.
• The 60-day trial covers up to 50 services in the sandbox, and production access requires a business verification review.
• The 12-month term is the main commitment to weigh.
• At $250 per month, the first year costs at least $3,000 before any extra services, so a registrar with fewer than 500 checks a month is paying for cap

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Jumio is an enterprise identity platform that covers document verification, liveness and face match, AML screening, and continuous monitoring. Its homepage lists more than 5,000 supported global ID types and an Identity Graph built from tens of millions of known identities. For a large registrar, that depth matters when registrants come from many countries and when repeat fraud across accounts is a real risk.

• The platform also supports age estimation, face morphing checks, and cross-transaction risk signals.
• The trade-off is transparency.
• Jumio publishes no price on its site and offers no self-serve signup or trial, so a registrar cannot size the cost without entering a sales process.
• Contracts are volume-based with an annual commitment, and unused transactions expire at the end of the term.

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