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Blog · November 10, 2026

Didit vs Facia: two price lists, one full KYC flow compared

Choose Didit for onboarding: full KYC at $0.33 ($330, $3,300, $16,500 at 1,000, 10,000, 50,000 checks), with AML, transaction monitoring and reviews priced separately on one record. Sourced facts.

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Verdict for regulated onboarding teams

Choose Didit if you onboard customers in banking, crypto or regulated marketplaces and want identity, AML, monitoring and review on one record at published per-use prices.

  • Headline price: a full KYC check is $0.33 (ID $0.15, passive liveness $0.10, face match $0.05, device/IP $0.03). That is $330, $3,300 and $16,500 at 1,000, 10,000 and 50,000 successful checks a month.[7]
  • Operational breadth: on one account you get document, liveness and face checks, government database checks in 45 countries plus a Global group, six live national digital IDs, device/IP/email/phone signals, AML with ongoing monitoring, transaction monitoring, wallet screening, Travel Rule, KYB with linked owner KYC, cases and the Investigator agent.
  • Public trust evidence: Only provider formally attested by an EU member-state government (Spain's Tesoro / Banco de España / SEPBLAC) as safer than in-person verification.[18] Didit holds SOC 2 Type 1 and Type 2 and ISO/IEC 27001,[18] and more than 3,000 companies run it in production.[19]

Didit information checked 27 October 2026

Price at 1,000, 10,000 and 50,000 checks a month

Didit publishes a unit price for every module and charges per successful check. Facia publishes per-check rates for small volumes and quotes larger ones.

Monthly successful checksDidit full KYC at $0.33Facia public pricing (accessed 27 October 2026)
1,000$330Pay As You Go is listed for fewer than 1,000 checks a month and Enterprise for more than 1,000. The page does not assign exactly 1,000, so confirm the plan with Facia.[1]
10,000$3,300Enterprise: custom pricing, quote required.[1]
50,000$16,500Enterprise: custom pricing, quote required.[1]

USD list prices for completed, successful checks. Didit basket: ID verification $0.15 + passive liveness $0.10 + face match $0.05 + device/IP analysis $0.03. Taxes, discounts, credits and other modules are excluded.

Facia's Pay As You Go list shows, per check, Quick Liveness $0.10, Document Verification $0.70 and Face Match (1:1) $0.15. Enterprise has no public per-check price.[1] With Didit you can budget a full verification flow from the published bundle price before talking to anyone.

The connected workflow, priced

A full-platform buyer pays for more than the KYC bundle. This hypothetical monthly basket combines KYC, AML screening, transaction monitoring and Investigator review on one record, at Didit's published unit prices.[7]

Illustrative monthly volumeFull KYC ($0.33)Initial AML ($0.20)Transaction monitoring ($0.02)Investigator ($0.20)Total
1,000 users, 10,000 transactions, 100 reviews$330$200$200$20$750
10,000 users, 100,000 transactions, 1,000 reviews$3,300$2,000$2,000$200$7,500
50,000 users, 500,000 transactions, 5,000 reviews$16,500$10,000$10,000$1,000$37,500

Explicit hypothetical counts, not measured usage or predicted outcomes. Optional wallet screening adds $0.15 per wallet check. Other modules, taxes, credits, discounts and annual ongoing AML are excluded.

Side by side on the comparable checks

Facia documents a KYC API that combines liveness, document OCR, face match, AML and KYB in one flow.[2] Didit covers the same ground and then goes further, on one record with published prices at every step.

AreaDiditFacia (public source, dated)
Document, liveness and face matchOne $0.33 bundle: ID verification, passive liveness, face match and device/IP analysis. Active liveness is $0.15 and age estimation $0.10.[7][8][9]Active and passive liveness,[6] document verification and 1:1 face match, each listed with its own per-check rate (27 October 2026).[1]
Workflow and integrationNo-code workflow builder that shows each step's price while you build; hosted flows; Web, iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter SDKs; an import API for historical verifications.[17]REST API with iOS, Android and web SDKs (25 October 2026).[5]
Results returnedEvery check's result, extracted fields, images and warnings in one API response, plus webhooks and compliance PDF reports.[8]Document OCR data, decision events and decline reasons (25 October 2026).[3][4]
PricingPublished per-check price for every module; $0.33 full KYC.[7]Published pay-as-you-go rates below 1,000 checks a month; quote above (27 October 2026).[1]

Everything else on one Didit account

Each module has a published price and is added to a workflow as needed.

AreaDidit capability and published price
Identity14,000+ document types across more than 220 countries and territories; ID verification $0.15; NFC chip verification of e-passports and eIDs $0.15; passive liveness $0.10; face match $0.05.[8][9]
Government databasesConnected national government databases in 45 countries plus a Global group, run as an extra check on top of document, liveness and face match.[11]
National digital IDsSix live schemes: MitID (Denmark), BankID Sweden, iDIN (Netherlands), Finnish Trust Network (Finland), Smart-ID (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belgium) and Mobile-ID (Estonia, Lithuania).[10]
Fraud signalsDevice fingerprint, IP risk, VPN/proxy/Tor detection and geolocation consistency ($0.03, in the bundle);[13] email verification $0.03; phone verification $0.04 plus carrier; free 1:N face search against your own users and blocklists;[12] blocklists, allowlists and custom lists.[23]
AML and monitoringAML screening $0.20 across 1,300+ lists; ongoing AML $0.07 per user per year;[14] transaction monitoring $0.02 per transaction with 150+ preset rules.[15]
Crypto complianceWallet screening $0.15 per check;[24] Travel Rule with IVMS 101 messaging, VASP directory, counterparty due diligence, wallet address book and ownership proof.
Business verificationKYB with registry data, ownership/UBO, officers, business AML and a linked KYC for every owner. Registry search is free; selecting a business starts at $2.00.[16]
Review and agentsCase management with four-eyes review, Investigator agent at $0.20 per reviewed item, Copilot, and a hosted MCP server with OAuth 2.1.[25]

Government database, national digital ID, NFC and phone checks are charged separately from the $0.33 bundle. A signed digital ID result does not by itself imply a selfie match.

Didit session result with a low liveness score warning, face match similarity, liveness score, age and device

A verification session in Didit review: biometric quality metrics, face match similarity, estimated age, and device telemetry surfaced on one screen.

Deepfake and injection attempts rarely arrive alone. They often come with stolen documents, emulated devices and proxy networks. Didit reads liveness, device and IP signals, and document and database evidence together on one record, so a reviewer sees the whole picture for each applicant.

Watch: Device & IP Fraud Signals (Didit Academy)

Didit liveness result in the console: selfie, liveness score, estimated age, blocklisted faces and duplicated faces

Biometric cross-matching in Didit: comparing the user selfie against historical sessions and custom face blocklists.

Didit console blocklist with a document, a face, a phone number and an email, each linked to its session

Cross-workflow risk management: managing document, biometric, phone, and email blocklists from a unified console.

Proof you can check

  • Government attestation and security frameworks: Only provider formally attested by an EU member-state government (Spain's Tesoro / Banco de España / SEPBLAC) as safer than in-person verification. SOC 2 Type 1, SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO/IEC 27001 are listed on Didit's certifications page.[18]
  • Customers: more than 3,000 companies use Didit in production.[19] This count is separate from document coverage of 14,000+ types in more than 220 countries and territories.[8] Public stories are on the customers page.[19]
  • A documented customer result: in AhoraCrypto's Didit-published story, the company reports more than 20% savings per user compared with its previous verification provider, and over 50% less time spent on manual user reviews. These are that customer's own results.[20]
  • A document-to-IP workflow in production: Jurisserv's story describes document, passive liveness, face-match and IP checks and improved traceability.[21]

Didit provides passive liveness ($0.10 in a workflow, $0.05 via standalone API) and active liveness ($0.15).[9] Didit passive liveness is iBeta Level 1 and Level 2 certified for presentation attack detection (ISO/IEC 30107-3). More than 3,000 companies run Didit in production.[19] Review the capabilities on the liveness detection documentation.[9]

Watch: Active vs Passive Liveness (Didit Academy)

Government attestation

Only provider formally attested by an EU member-state government (Spain's Tesoro / Banco de España / SEPBLAC) as safer than in-person verification.[18]

Moving from Facia to Didit

  1. Pilot a traffic share. Send a share of live traffic to Didit through a hosted flow or SDK while the rest stays where it is, then widen the share as results come in.
  2. Configure the mappings. Map your current workflows, statuses, rules, cases and webhooks to Didit workflows, rules, cases and webhook handlers in the console. This configuration is set up separately from importing history.
  3. Import historical verifications. Use the import verifications API (POST /v3/session/imports/) with a workflow_id, a status_mapping and dry_run enabled first.[17]
  4. Check the terminal status and reconcile. A PENDING response means the job was accepted, not completed. Once it reaches a terminal status, reconcile the created, updated, skipped and failed counts against your source export.
  5. Cut over in steps. Move the remaining traffic and webhook consumers once the pilot reconciles.

Pilot evaluation criteria:

  • Completion rate on comparable traffic.
  • Cost per approved user, using the published unit prices.
  • Manual-review time per case.
  • Duplicate and blocklist hits from 1:N face search.
  • Webhook and status parity with your downstream systems.
  • Evidence completeness per verification, including fields, images and warnings.

Our recommendation

If you are a regulated onboarding team, choose Didit. You get one account and one record from onboarding to monitoring, and every step has a published price.

  • Investigator agent: $0.20 per reviewed item. It reads verifications, alerts and cases and writes a cited report with a recommendation, deciding alone only inside the policy and autonomy level you set.
  • Copilot: builds workflows, questionnaires and database validation in the console.
  • Hosted MCP server: connect your own agents with OAuth 2.1.[25]
  • Start without a sales call: open the console and use the free sandbox. The pricing announcement describes the Free plan with $10 of credit every month from 1 November 2026.[22]

Sources

  1. Pricing & Options, Facia, accessed 27 October 2026.
  2. KYC API, Facia developers, checked 25 October 2026.
  3. Document verification API, Facia developers, checked 25 October 2026.
  4. API responses and callbacks, Facia developers, checked 25 October 2026.
  5. Facia home page, checked 25 October 2026.
  6. Liveness detection, Facia, checked 25 October 2026.
  7. Pricing, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  8. ID verification, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  9. Liveness detection, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  10. National digital ID catalog, Didit docs, verified 27 October 2026.
  11. Database validation, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  12. Face search 1:N, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  13. Device and IP analysis, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  14. AML screening, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  15. Transaction monitoring, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  16. Business verification, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  17. Import verifications, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  18. Certifications, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  19. Public customer stories, Didit, checked 27 October 2026.
  20. AhoraCrypto success story, Didit blog, read 27 October 2026.
  21. Jurisserv success story, Didit blog, read 27 October 2026.
  22. New pricing from 1 November 2026, Didit blog, read 27 October 2026.
  23. Lists, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  24. Wallet screening, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.
  25. MCP server overview, Didit docs, read 27 October 2026.

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