
Didit
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| Fact | Didit | Idswyft |
|---|---|---|
| API | Didit exposes a REST API under the /v3 contract and publishes an OpenAPI 3.1 specification. | The REST API exposes session initialization, document uploads, live capture, status retrieval and webhook-based results. |
| Biometrics | The platform offers passive and active liveness, one-to-one face matching, one-to-many face search and biometric authentication. | Face matching uses face-api.js embeddings and supports passive and head-turn liveness modes. |
| Integrations | Official pages list Zapier, Shopify and Salesforce integrations plus no-code verification links and QR-code flows. | It provides hosted flows, a REST API, and an embeddable TypeScript SDK with React components, iframe support, and webhooks. |
| Self-hosting | The official MCP repository says its server can be self-hosted with Docker or Node, while the verification service itself is hosted by Didit. | The Community Edition runs with Docker Compose using PostgreSQL, an ML engine, an API service and a React portal. |
| Support | GetApp lists email/help-desk, knowledge-base and chat support, with live online and webinar training. | Community Edition support is provided through GitHub Issues, while Cloud Starter includes email support and Cloud Pro includes priority support. |
Didit suits teams that need identity verification, business checks, AML screening, or transaction monitoring through an API. It also fits developers seeking SDKs and listed integrations, and businesses handling KYC, KYB, crypto Travel Rule, or marketplace AML workflows.
Idswyft suits developers building identity checks for fintech, marketplaces, gig platforms, crypto and Web3, or healthcare applications. Its API, SDK, hosted flows, and self-hosted option support different integration approaches.