rosasalberto

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   by rosasalberto 7mo ago

   self-hosted it is crowded yes, but you can always do a better product take market share, expand TAM, and eventually create new markets (eg identity wallet ..)
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   by rosasalberto 7mo ago

   Yoti has an ID wallet + age estimation solution, pretty much focused in the UK. They don't have a complete identity verification platform.
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   by rosasalberto 7mo ago

   agree 100%
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   by rosasalberto 7mo ago

   Thanks! We have ISO27001, iBeta PAD, and about to receive SOC 2. We also do bug bounty programs, and pen-testing.
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   by rosasalberto 7mo ago

   Totally agree. That low-end device gap is exactly where the most sophisticated fraud hides. Honestly, the "fundamental" fix for the adversarial stuff is just a really tight feedback loop. We lean hard into monitoring—combining cus
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   by rosasalberto 7mo ago

   thanks for the feedback! definitively we can improve there!
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   by rosasalberto 7mo ago

   Yes! thanks! anything let us know
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   by rosasalberto 7mo ago

   Yes, about to launch KYB this month!
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   by rosasalberto 7mo ago

   It’s not public yet — the identity wallet is still in private beta. The idea is that users control their identity. They create a Didit account where they can verify themselves, add credentials, revoke connections, or delete everything at an
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    Thanks! transparency and frictionless access always wins long term
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    Comply Advantage specializes in AML, Seon as well. They provide one signal, identity verification is more than that.
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    I don't have the full context on the Persona/Discord story yet, but our philosophy is that identity providers should be a shield, not a source of risk. We address this by building privacy-preserving architectures that minimize the
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    This is a great point. In Didit you can already configure this kind of flexibility. For example, you can set rules like “if email/phone = X, skip ID verification” or route the user through a different flow. We also built a case managem
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    Spain didn’t really integrate many of the newer innovations in identity verification for a long time. Luckily things are improving, and we’re already working with some great companies there. Saludos!
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    There is many direct competitors in the space, the main ones are Persona, Jumio, Incode, Sumsub, and even orchestrators like Alloy. In general I believe we just built a better product: - Fastest verification on the market (inference time &l
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    We actually agree with the core concern. Right now the internet has a terrible model where every company asks for your ID and stores it themselves. That means your identity data ends up scattered across dozens of databases. We think the fut
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    thanks! Spanish founders mog!
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    Yes, we mog on speed, onboarding rate, fraud detection, and price.
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    Stripe builds great products, including identity. But it’s not a specialized identity platform. A few differences: - Limited global document coverage (not all IDs or countries supported). https://docs.stripe.com/identity -
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    by rosasalberto 7mo ago

    Stripe Identity is good, especially if you already use Stripe. The main difference is that Stripe built identity mostly for their payments ecosystem, while Didit is a standalone identity infrastructure that works across any platform and any
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    Launch HN: Didit (YC W26) – Stripe for Identity Verification

    77 points by rosasalberto 7mo ago|66 comments
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    Show HN: Didit – Identity Verification Platform (Unlimited Free KYC)(didit.me)

    1 points by rosasalberto 1y ago|0 comments