Didit vs AuthenticID: what changed after Incode, and the options
Didit vs AuthenticID from public pages: AuthenticID is now part of Incode, with no product or pricing pages listed, against a hosted KYC API with full liveness evidence, document checks and public per-check prices.
In short
AuthenticID is now part of Incode. Incode announced the acquisition on 19 August 2025, and authenticid.com is now a single page that routes visitors to an Incode demo form.[1][2] Didit is a hosted identity verification API: liveness, ID documents, face match, database validation and AML screening on the same user, at a public price per check.[6][7]
- Every Didit liveness check comes back with its evidence: a 0 to 100 score, the reference selfie, the video on active checks, every warning and the closest matching faces from your own users.[14][15]
- Passive liveness is $0.10 and active liveness $0.15 per check in a workflow, and a full ID check is $0.33.[6] No AuthenticID price is listed on authenticid.com (checked 24 October 2026).[1][5]
- AuthenticID, with Incode, is stronger on enterprise scale: the combined company says it serves 8 of the 10 largest US banks and offers professional implementation services.[2]
Didit vs AuthenticID is a comparison that changed in August 2025. AuthenticID, headquartered in Kirkland, Washington, built its name on verifying government-issued ID documents for financial services firms, wireless carriers and identity verification platforms.[3] Incode then acquired it, and the AuthenticID site now says the company's expertise "now runs on Incode's AI platform".[1][2]
So a team that searches for AuthenticID today is really choosing between Incode and the alternatives. This post sets out what authenticid.com shows as we checked it on 24 October 2026, each fact cited, and how Didit compares on liveness, document checks, evidence, price and integration. We build Didit, so read it as one side. Where AuthenticID and Incode are stronger, we say so.
What changed at AuthenticID
- 19 August 2025AnnouncedIncode announces it has acquired AuthenticID.
- 20 August 2025AdvisersAuthenticID's law firm confirms the sale to Incode Technologies.
- 24 October 2026Todayauthenticid.com is one page; product and pricing pages return not found.
Sources: Incode blog, Holland and Knight press release, authenticid.com.
The AuthenticID home page now opens with "AuthenticID is now part of Incode" and a "Talk to an Incode Expert" form, whose use cases are Incode's: deepfake detection, user onboarding, authentication, age verification, workforce access, digital signature and GovFaceMatch.[1] The /products and /pricing pages returned not found when we checked.[4][5] In Incode's announcement, AuthenticID's CEO says Incode's AI technology will let them deliver an identity orchestration platform.[2]
If you are an AuthenticID customer
Your contract, roadmap and support questions now go to Incode. It is a natural moment to compare options. Didit also publishes a separate Incode comparison.
Didit vs AuthenticID at a glance
| Topic | Didit | AuthenticID (part of Incode) |
|---|---|---|
| Company status | 3,000+ companies use Didit[20] | Acquired by Incode, announced 19 August 2025[2][3] |
| Product pages | Each check priced and documented on docs.didit.me[6][7] | /products returns not found; the home page points to Incode[1][4] |
| Pricing | Public per-check prices, prepaid credits[6] | Not listed; /pricing returns not found (checked 24 October 2026)[5] |
| Liveness price | $0.10 passive, $0.15 active in a workflow[6] | Not listed on authenticid.com (checked 24 October 2026)[1] |
| What a check returns | Score, selfie, video on active checks, coded warnings, face matches[14] | Not listed on authenticid.com (checked 24 October 2026)[1] |
| Liveness lab test | iBeta Level 1 PAD (ISO/IEC 30107-3)[8] | Not listed on authenticid.com (checked 24 October 2026)[1] |
| How you start | Self-serve account, free tier for core checks[6] | "Talk to an Incode Expert" form, with estimated annual verifications[1] |
| AML, KYB, monitoring | $0.20 AML check, KYB registry from $2.00 (Lite tier), $0.02 per transaction[6] | Not listed on authenticid.com; the Incode form lists KYB onboarding[1] |
AuthenticID column: authenticid.com, the Incode announcement and the Holland and Knight release, checked 24 October 2026. Didit column: docs.didit.me. AuthenticID lists no prices, so the price rows compare a public price with an absent one.
Which one fits your team
AuthenticID and Incode may fit better
If you need
- A vendor used by large US banks and telcos
- Professional services to implement the rollout
- Workforce access or digital signature from the same vendor
- Continuity with an existing AuthenticID contract
authenticid.com and Incode's announcement, 24 October 2026
Didit may fit better
If you need
- Public prices you can model before a sales call
- The full evidence of every check, with thresholds you set
- A self-serve start and a hosted link on day one
- Liveness, documents, database checks and AML on one user
docs.didit.me
If you already run AuthenticID, send a share of new users through Didit and compare results before your renewal.
What you get back from every check
What a verification returns and which liveness method runs are not listed on authenticid.com (checked 24 October 2026); its footer shows ISO, SOC 2 and GDPR badges.[1] Incode's announcement describes the joint platform in general terms: holistic fraud signal analysis, multi-modal intelligence, real-time personhood verification and deepfake detection.[2]
Didit documents it publicly. Each liveness check in a session comes back in the decision API and the webhook with the method used, a confidence score from 0 to 100, the reference selfie, the capture video on active methods, an optional age estimate, and the closest matching faces from your own application.[14] Every warning carries a stable code. Most are configurable in the workflow as no action, review or decline, and a few, such as a presentation attack or a blocklisted face, always decline the session.[15] The same evidence appears in the Business Console for your analysts.
A Didit session flagged for review: a low liveness score warning, with the face match similarity, the liveness score, the estimated age and the device.
| Evidence per check | Didit | AuthenticID (part of Incode) |
|---|---|---|
| Liveness score | 0 to 100, in the API and the console[14] | Not listed on authenticid.com (checked 24 October 2026)[1] |
| Selfie and video | Reference selfie; capture video on active methods[14] | Not listed on authenticid.com (checked 24 October 2026)[1] |
| Reasons | Coded warnings, most routed to no action, review or decline[15] | Not listed on authenticid.com (checked 24 October 2026)[1] |
| Fraud signals | Face matches across your users, blocklists, injection signals[15][16] | Joint platform: fraud signal analysis, deepfake detection, trust network[1][2] |
Read the full field list on the liveness report page and every code on the liveness warnings page of the Didit docs.
Document verification, AuthenticID's home ground
AuthenticID's law firm describes it as having "deep domain experience in verifying government-issued identification documents", used by financial services firms, wireless carriers and identity verification platforms.[3] That document experience is what Incode bought, together with what Incode calls AuthenticID's "deep expertise in regulated, high-volume environments".[2]
Didit checks the ID document in the same session as the selfie. Its document list covers 14,000+ documents across 220+ countries and territories,[11] and the full ID check, with document, passive liveness, face match and device and IP analysis, is $0.33.[6] Database validation then checks the extracted data against government and other authoritative databases, priced by country.[6]
1User opens the hosted flow or SDK
Hosted link, iframe, web or mobile SDK.
2Liveness, ID document and face match
Score, selfie, video and warnings recorded.
3Duplicate and blocklist check on the same selfie
Earlier faces and blocklisted faces.
4AML screening and database validation
Watchlists and official sources.
Decision with the evidence attached
5Webhook and API
Approved, Declined or In Review, with every check behind it.
One Didit session, from the user's first screen to your backend.
Duplicates, blocklists and face search on the same selfie
On Didit, every liveness check compares the selfie against every other face you have seen in your application, including your face blocklist. A blocklisted face declines the session automatically, and for a duplicated face you pick the action yourself.[14][15][16] The blocklist also covers documents, phone numbers and emails, and declines any new session that matches one.[17]
One liveness result in the Didit console: the selfie, the liveness score, the estimated age, blocklisted faces and earlier sessions with the same face.
The Didit blocklist: a document, a face, a phone number and an email, each linked to its session.
See face search 1:N on the website, or the face search and blocklist docs for the details.
Pay per check, at a published price
No AuthenticID price is listed on authenticid.com (checked 24 October 2026). Its /pricing page returns not found, and the path offered on the home page is the Incode form, which asks for your estimated annual verifications in bands from under 50,000 to over 500,000.[1][5]
On Didit, you know what a session costs before it goes live. The full ID check is $0.33. Used on their own in a workflow, passive liveness is $0.10 per check, active liveness $0.15 and face match $0.05.[6] Age estimation runs on the same selfie inside the liveness step and is priced at $0.10,[18] and AML screening is $0.20.[10] On today's pricing, the core KYC checks include 500 free checks a month each.[6]
Prices as of 24 October 2026
Didit prices in this post are the list prices on docs.didit.me on 24 October 2026. Didit moves to new plans on 1 November 2026: pay as you go stays, and the 500 free checks a month become $10 of credit a month that you can use on any check.[20]
Add up the checks in your workflow, or compare plans on the pricing page.
Hosted and easy to switch
Integration details for AuthenticID are not listed on authenticid.com (checked 24 October 2026).[1] On Didit, you run no verification servers on any route: a hosted verification link, an iframe or the JavaScript SDK on the web,[12] and iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter SDKs on mobile.[13] Each one runs the same workflow, so you can start with a link and move to an SDK later.
AuthenticID today
Through Incode sales
- Fill in the Incode expert form
- Share your annual verification volume
- Get terms and an integration plan
- Move onto Incode's platform
authenticid.com
Didit
A hosted API call
- Open a self-serve account
- Build the flow in the workflow builder
- Send users to a hosted link, iframe or SDK
- Read the decision by webhook or API
docs.didit.me
One platform, one user
On Didit, the checks a regulated onboarding needs run on the same user in one session, assembled in a no-code workflow builder.[19] AML screening runs against 1,300+ watchlists for $0.20,[10] and the face captured once is reused for face match, age estimation, face search, duplicate detection and the blocklist.[14][16][18]
A Didit workflow: ID verification, liveness and face match, then one decision step that routes each session to declined, in review or approved.
See the workflow orchestrator and the workflows docs, and add AML screening or age estimation to the same flow.
Where AuthenticID and Incode are stronger
Scale and enterprise delivery. Incode's announcement says the combined company processed 4.1B+ identity checks in 2024, serves 8 of the 10 largest banks in the United States and 8 of the 9 largest telecom companies in North America, and pairs its technology with professional services and implementation.[2] Incode's page on authenticid.com also cites claims such as age verification for 65M+ users and support for US federal elections.[1]
Where AuthenticID and Incode are ahead
For a very large US bank or carrier that wants a vendor already working with its peers, and a services team to run the rollout, the combined company is built for that buyer. Workforce access and digital signature also appear on its form, and Didit does not offer them.[1][2]
What Didit brings on liveness
Didit runs its own liveness models with three methods set in the workflow: passive, from a single capture; flashing (3D Flash), which uses dynamic light pattern analysis on the face; and active 3D (3D Action and Flash), which adds a randomized action sequence.[7][14] Didit processes data in the EU by default, with retention you set.[9] Compare the methods on the liveness detection page.
Lab and regulator results
In iBeta's Level 1 test, 360 presentation attacks across six categories got zero through.[8] After a supervised test, Spain's Tesoro Público, Banco de España, SEPBLAC and CNMV concluded that Didit's NFC and liveness verification is at least as safe as an in-person ID check under anti-money laundering rules.[8]
Moving from AuthenticID to Didit
- List what your AuthenticID integration does today: document checks, selfie and liveness, any fraud rules.
- Note your renewal date and any migration plan Incode has sent you.
- Rebuild the flow in Didit's workflow builder and set your score thresholds.
- Add AML screening and database validation where your regulator asks for them.
- Route a share of new users to Didit and compare pass rates, review workload and total cost.
How Didit helps teams replacing AuthenticID
Didit gives a business liveness with its full evidence, document checks, face search, database validation and AML screening as one hosted service, priced per check. See every vendor we compare on the switch to Didit page.
Didit provides
- Passive and active liveness with score, selfie, video and warnings
- ID documents, face match and face search
- Database validation and AML screening
- The servers, the review console and model updates
Stays with you
- Your risk assessment and policies
- The decision to onboard a customer
- The thresholds and actions you set
- Your current contract and notice period
See the evidence behind every liveness check
Run your own selfies and documents through Didit in the sandbox and read the score, warnings and face matches yourself.
Key takeaways
- AuthenticID is part of Incode since August 2025; authenticid.com routes to an Incode demo form, and product and pricing pages are not listed on it (checked 24 October 2026).
- Didit returns the evidence of each liveness check: score, selfie, video on active checks, coded warnings and face matches.
- Didit's liveness is $0.10 passive or $0.15 active per check, and a full ID check is $0.33.
- The combined AuthenticID and Incode is stronger for very large US banks and carriers that want implementation services.
Frequently asked questions
Is AuthenticID still an independent company?
No. Incode announced on 19 August 2025 that it had acquired AuthenticID, and authenticid.com now says "AuthenticID is now part of Incode".[1][2]
What is the main difference between Didit and AuthenticID?
AuthenticID is now sold as part of Incode, through a sales form. Didit is a hosted API with liveness, documents, AML and database checks, documented publicly and priced per check.[1][6]
How much does AuthenticID cost?
No AuthenticID price is listed on authenticid.com, and its /pricing page returned not found when we checked on 24 October 2026. The Incode form asks for your annual verification volume.[1][5]
How much does Didit liveness cost?
In a workflow, passive liveness is $0.10 and active liveness $0.15 per check. A full ID check with document, passive liveness, face match and device and IP analysis is $0.33.[6]
What was AuthenticID known for?
Verifying government-issued ID documents for financial services firms, wireless carriers and identity verification platforms, according to the release from its law firm on the sale.[3]
Does Didit verify ID documents too?
Yes. Didit lists 14,000+ documents across 220+ countries and territories, checked in the same session as the selfie, with face match and database validation.[6][11]
Does Didit detect duplicate accounts?
Yes. Every liveness check compares the selfie against the other faces in your application and against your face blocklist. A blocklisted face declines the session, and you choose what a duplicated face does.[15][16]
Can I run Didit next to AuthenticID while I switch?
Yes. They are separate integrations, so you can send a share of new users through Didit, compare results and cost, and move the rest when your agreement allows.[12][13]
Is Didit a good AuthenticID alternative?
For teams that want public prices, a self-serve start and the evidence of every check on one API, yes. For a very large US bank or carrier that wants implementation services from a vendor its peers use, Incode fits that requirement better.[2][6]
Sources
- AuthenticID is now part of Incode, home page, AuthenticID, checked 24 October 2026.
- Incode acquires AuthenticID, Incode blog, 19 August 2025, checked 24 October 2026.
- Holland and Knight advises AuthenticID in sale to Incode Technologies, Holland and Knight, 20 August 2025, checked 24 October 2026.
- Products URL (not found), AuthenticID, checked 24 October 2026.
- Pricing URL (not found), AuthenticID, checked 24 October 2026.
- Pricing, Didit docs, read 24 October 2026.
- Liveness detection, Didit docs.
- Certifications and attestations, Didit docs.
- Security and compliance, Didit docs.
- AML screening overview, Didit docs.
- User documents and supported document types, Didit docs.
- Web SDKs overview: JavaScript SDK, iframe and redirect, Didit docs.
- Native SDKs overview, Didit docs.
- Liveness report, Didit docs, read 24 October 2026.
- Liveness warnings, Didit docs, read 24 October 2026.
- Face Search 1:N, Didit docs, read 24 October 2026.
- Blocklist users, Didit docs, read 24 October 2026.
- Age estimation, Didit docs, read 24 October 2026.
- Workflows, Didit docs, read 24 October 2026.
- New pricing from 1 November 2026, Didit blog, read 24 October 2026.
To compare Didit with the other identity verification vendors we cover, start from the switch to Didit page.
Compare before your renewal
Start in the sandbox with your own users' selfies and documents, or talk to us about your volumes.
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