Idswyft
8.0#1 in identity verification softwareFrom $49 a monthFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
VisitIdswyft vs Prove
What both publish
| Fact | Idswyft | Prove |
|---|---|---|
| Fraud signals | Velocity checks, IP reuse, Tor or datacenter-proxy detection and document-origin country mismatch are listed as fraud controls. | Prove says its platform uses real-time mobile and phone-centric signals, including SIM details, device intelligence, and behavioral biometrics. |
| Integrations | It provides hosted flows, a REST API, and an embeddable TypeScript SDK with React components, iframe support, and webhooks. | Prove lists Visa, Alloy, Equifax, ID.me, Sardine, and TransUnion in its partner community and says it has teamed with AWS. |
| Privacy | Face embeddings are stripped before persistence, retention is configurable, and full erasure endpoints are available. | Prove says its solutions use tokenized identifiers such as Prove ID and Prove Key, and that it does not retain raw sensitive data such as Social Security numbers. |
| Support | Community Edition support is provided through GitHub Issues, while Cloud Starter includes email support and Cloud Pro includes priority support. | Prove directs business prospects to book a one-to-one demo with its experts. |
Idswyft plans
- Cloud StarterFree
- Community EditionFree
- Cloud Pro$49 a month
Prove plans
- Prove Identity PlatformPriced on request
Pick Idswyft if…
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.
Pick Prove if…
Prove is for businesses in industries such as banking, healthcare, insurance, fintech, and online gaming that need identity, authentication, or fraud-prevention solutions. It is not offered directly to individual consumers.