Hosted Flow vs Embedded SDK: Choosing the Right KYC Integration Pattern
Choosing a KYC integration pattern for its UI is how launches stall. Here's how to pick based on who can actually own the failure states.
Choosing a KYC integration pattern for its UI is how launches stall. Here's how to pick based on who can actually own the failure states.
A POST request is not proof of origin. Here's how to verify KYC webhook signatures, block replay attacks, and reconcile against the authoritative record.
Displaying a KYC result is easy. Getting the backend to reliably record it is the real problem. Here's when to use webhooks vs polling, and why.
A passing sandbox test doesn't mean production is ready. This checklist covers the credential, webhook, and ownership gaps that actually break launches.
One-time KYC verifies a moment in time. Perpetual KYC keeps that evidence current — here's how scheduled and event-driven reviews actually work.
Most KYC vendor selections fail on the exception path, not the demo. This RFP checklist shows founders what to actually ask before signing.
Connecting a KYC API is not the same as being production-ready. Here's the planning work behind a safe go-live, not just an endpoint.
A "global sanctions list" isn't an operating rule — here's how to map exposure and document which official lists actually apply to a relationship.
Driver KYC isn't a one-time gate — it's the case record that keeps identity, safety review, and payout access in sync as a driver's account changes state.
A document check is a signal for a reviewer, not a verdict on a person. Here's what forgery-detection signals actually establish, and what they don't.
A verified worker isn't a fixed payout destination — here's how marketplaces review a changed payout method before releasing funds on an established account.
When standard ID is missing, humanitarian teams need a documented, policy-led way to decide what evidence counts — not an unrecorded workaround.