iDenfy vs Kairos Identity Verification

iDenfy is a RegTech SaaS platform for identity verification, fraud prevention and KYC, KYB and AML compliance. It supports onboarding across 200+ countries and territories and data extraction from 16,000+ government-issued document types. Verification combines AI biometrics, patented 3D liveness detection, passive checks and in-house human review; experts provide 24/7 supervision and typically double-check verifications within roughly 3 minutes. AML tools include sanctions, watchlist and PEP screening, ongoing monitoring with real-time alerts, and adverse-media filtering. KYB provides access to 180+ company registries across 120 countries, plus UBO screening and credit reports. The platform offers an open API, a testing environment that avoids affecting live data, native integrations and Flutter and React Native SDKs. iDenfy states that its data is stored in the EU and protected through encryption, role-based access, MFA and logged production access. The pay-as-you-go subscription is $1.35 a month, billed $135 min. monthly. Enterprise partnership pricing is volume-based and annual.

Kairos Identity Verification combines document scanning, selfie comparison, fraud checks and liveness checking in an automated identity-verification operation. It detects fake or altered identity documents and compares a selfie with the document photo using 1:1 face verification. Kairos says its document coverage includes 4,000 passport and ID types from more than 190 countries. A single selfie is used to check that the image was captured live and deter spoofing. Developers can integrate the API using any programming language, while users can also upload selfie images and identity documents through the web interface for manual verification. Kairos says face images are masked as templates, stored data is encrypted with AES-256, and TLS protects data in transit. Its described security controls include role-based access, audit trails, monitoring, firewalls, masking and tokenization. The free plan includes 100 API transactions and a two-week trial. Pro costs $49 a month and includes 100 API calls; an on-premise option has pricing on request.