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Switch from MetaMap

MetaMap alternative: one API for identity and fraud

MetaMap, now part of Incode, sells identity verification. Didit runs KYC, KYB, AML and monitoring on one API, with database checks in 40+ countries.

Backed by
Y CombinatorRobinhood Ventures
Didit
MetaMap logo
Why teams switch

What Latin American fintech teams get with Didit

  • One platform, onboarding to monitoring

    KYC, KYB, AML screening, transaction monitoring and wallet screening on one API and one console, in 220+ countries and territories and 48+ languages.

  • Government database checks

    Native government and authoritative database checks in 40+ countries. Where the register holds a photo, as in Argentina and Panama, Didit matches the user's selfie against it.

  • Published prices, self-serve

    Full KYC check $0.33, ID verification $0.15, AML screening $0.20. Pay per successful check with prepaid credits, self-serve sign-up and a free sandbox.

Agentic by design

Agents that do the review work, inside your policy.

Didit automates complex fraud and compliance operations, so a small risk team runs a large program. Fast, modular and pay per use. Every agent action is logged.

  • Investigator agent

    $0.20 per reviewed item

    Reads each verification, transaction alert or case waiting for review and writes a cited report with a recommendation. It decides on its own only within your policy and autonomy level, and never files regulatory reports.

  • Support agent

    from $0.02 per message

    Handles your users' support conversations about their verification, so your team only picks up the ones that need a person. Email messages are $0.02 each; SMS and WhatsApp messages cost the carrier's price plus $0.04.

  • Copilot

    In the Business Console

    Describe the flow you need and Copilot builds workflows, questionnaires and database validation. It asks before it changes anything, and one click undoes each edit.

  • MCP server

    For your own agents

    Your agents connect to Didit's hosted MCP server over OAuth, with no API key to paste, to run verifications, explain decisions and draft transaction rules in test mode.

Side by side

MetaMap vs Didit, line by line.

Every price shown here comes from each company's own public pricing page or published listing. Where a vendor does not publish a rate, the cell says so.

Languages and Documents

Didit
MetaMap
  • 48+ languages
  • 14,000+ document types
  • SDK language setting lists 10 languages

Pricing & Access

Didit
MetaMap
  • Published per-check prices
  • Pay per use, prepaid credits
  • $0.33 full KYC check
  • No prices published; pricing URLs now load the Incode homepage

Developer Experience

Didit
MetaMap
  • Free sandbox
  • Self-serve API keys
  • Hosted MCP server
  • No sandbox yet, per its FAQ; web and mobile SDKs

Fraud Prevention

Didit
MetaMap
  • Government database checks in 40+ countries
  • Selfie matched to the registry photo where held
  • 1,300+ AML watchlists
  • Government checks in 22 countries; selfie match against government data

Compliance & Credibility

Didit
MetaMap
  • SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO/IEC 27001
  • Y Combinator W26
  • Remote verification attested by Spain's Tesoro, Banco de España and SEPBLAC
  • ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2 badges on its homepage

Connected data sources

Didit
MetaMap
  • 1,000+ registries, bureaus, telcos
  • Not publicly disclosed

Regulator attestation

Didit
MetaMap
  • Spain Tesoro / BdE / SEPBLAC
  • No equivalent EU-government attestation

Proof numbers

Trusted infrastructure
  • 100%
    Uptime in the last 12 months, SLO measured.
  • 0
    Breaches since day one. Zero compromised credentials.
  • Millions
    Humans verified every month.
  • 220+
    Countries and territories covered out of the box.
Three tiers, one price list

Start free. Pay as you go. Scale to Enterprise.

Start on the free plan, then pay only when a module runs. Custom contracts, data residency, and service level agreements (SLAs) on Enterprise.

Free

$0/ month · no card

For building, testing, and your first users.

Everything you need to start:
  • A free monthly allowance to get started
  • ID, liveness, face match, device & IP
  • 200+ fraud signals, blocklist, duplicates
  • Reusable KYC across the Didit network
  • Workflow builder, case management, SDKs
  • AI support In-console AI agent, docs, and community.
Most popular

Pay as you go

$0.33per full KYC

25+ modules, publicly priced. Automatic volume discounts.

Everything in Free, plus:
  • AML screening and monitoring from $0.07
  • Business registry pricing by country and data tier
  • Transaction monitoring at $0.02 each
  • Wallet screening at $0.15 per check
  • White-label flow under your own brand
  • AI support In-console AI agent, docs, and community.

Enterprise

Customannual contract

For large volumes and regulated programs.

Everything in Pay as you go, plus:
  • Annual contracts, committed-volume pricing
  • Custom legal terms and a 99.99% uptime SLA
  • Data residency, retention, security review
  • Manual reviewers on demand
  • Reseller and white-label terms
  • Priority human support 24/7 shared Slack channel, named success manager.

Volume discounts apply automatically as usage grows.

Pricing comparison

Public pricing, line by line.

Every Didit price is published; every competitor price is either pulled from the vendor’s own page or marked estimated, hidden, not offered, or not listed on the vendor’s site.
Didit
MetaMap
Annual Commit
No
Minimum Monthly
$0
Price per flow
KYC
$0.33
AML + Ongoing Monitoring
$0.20 screening + $0.07 per user a year
Business Verification (KYB)
Variable
Transaction Monitoring
$0.02
Wallet Screening (KYT)
$0.15
Price not published. The vendor gives it on request or after sign-in.Not listed on metamap.com, idwall.co, truora.com, incode.com, checked 25 October 2026.
FAQ

Switching from MetaMap.

Infrastructure for identity and fraud.

One API for KYC, KYB, Transaction Monitoring, and Wallet Screening. Integrate in 5 minutes.

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