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ID & liveness checks · Sanctions & PEP screening · Risk-based onboarding · Low drop-off

KYC and AML Verification Integration

KYC and AML integration for onboarding: identity and document verification, liveness checks, sanctions and PEP screening, risk scoring and ongoing monitoring, with low drop-off.

Every verification step you add loses some customers. Every step you skip adds risk. The right KYC flow balances both.


Codersarts KYC and AML integration connects your onboarding to verification providers, with risk-based steps, clear error handling and records your compliance team can review.




What Is KYC and AML Verification?


Know Your Customer (KYC) verification confirms that customers are who they claim to be, using identity documents, government databases, selfies and liveness checks. Anti-Money Laundering (AML) controls screen customers against sanctions and politically exposed person (PEP) lists, score risk and monitor activity over time.

Your compliance team defines the KYC and AML policy for your licenses and markets. We implement it in your product and keep evidence of every check.



Who This Is For


  • Fintech, wallet and lending products

  • Crypto and investment platforms

  • Marketplaces paying sellers

  • Gig and staffing platforms verifying workers

  • Any regulated onboarding flow



What We Integrate


Identity verification

ID documents, government databases (such as Aadhaar-based eKYC and DigiLocker in India) and selfie matching.


Liveness checks

Detecting photos, videos and masks during selfie capture.


Sanctions and PEP screening

Screening at onboarding and on list updates.


Business verification (KYB)

Company registration, directors and beneficial owners.


Risk scoring

Risk tiers that decide which checks and limits apply.


Case review

Queues for manual review with evidence. See admin panel build.


Ongoing monitoring

Re-screening and periodic KYC refresh.



KYC Providers Compared


Provider type

Examples

Best for

Global ID verification

Onfido, Sumsub, Veriff, Persona

International onboarding

India eKYC

IDfy, Signzy, HyperVerge, DigiLocker

Indian users and regulations

AML screening

ComplyAdvantage, Sumsub, LexisNexis

Sanctions, PEP and adverse media



Common KYC Problems We Fix


Problem

Usual cause

Fix

High drop-off at verification

Too many steps upfront

Verification results lost

Unreliable webhooks

Manual review backlog

No review tools

KYC documents exposed

Public storage



How Much Does KYC Integration Cost?


Cost depends on providers, markets, KYB needs and review workflows. Provider fees per check are separate.


Scope

Typical timeline

Typical cost

Single provider ID and liveness

1 to 3 weeks

$3,000 to $10,000

KYC plus AML screening and review

3 to 6 weeks

$10,000 to $25,000

Multi-market KYC and KYB with monitoring

2 to 4 months

$25,000 to $70,000


What changes the cost: markets, providers, KYB, risk tiers, manual review tools, monitoring and data retention rules.


Ranges are typical for a global team. Your price is fixed after scoping, before any work starts.


Ways to Start Small

Starting point

Best for

From

Fixing lost verification results

$29

A ranked bug list for an existing platform

$199

Ongoing fixes with a fixed budget

$290 for 10 hours




How We Work


  1. Policy. Turn your compliance policy into checks and tiers.

  2. Choose providers. By market, cost and coverage.

  3. Build. Onboarding flow and integrations.

  4. Review tools. Manual review queues and audit trails.

  5. Test. Pass, fail and edge cases.

  6. Monitor. Drop-off, pass rates and alerts.



What You Receive


  • Integrated KYC and AML checks

  • Risk-based onboarding flow

  • Review tools and audit trails

  • Secure document storage

  • Conversion and pass-rate tracking



Example Engagement: Cutting KYC Drop-Off


An illustrative example based on the pattern we see most often. Client details are kept confidential.


The situation: A lending app lost a large share of applicants at a single long KYC step.


What we did:


  • Split KYC into tiers, asking for more only when needed

  • Added clear retry guidance for failed document photos

  • Built a review queue for borderline cases


The result: More applicants completed onboarding, and compliance reviewed fewer, better-prepared cases.



Mistakes to Avoid


  • Asking for everything upfront

  • No guidance when a check fails

  • Storing ID documents insecurely

  • No re-screening after onboarding



Why Codersarts


  • Payments, security, cloud and AI engineers in one team

  • Money movement designed for correctness, not just the happy path

  • Fixed-price tasks for small jobs, so you can start without a large contract

  • Plain-language documentation for partner and bank reviews

  • You own all code, data and accounts



Frequently Asked Questions


Which KYC provider should we use?

It depends on your markets and needs; we compare coverage, pass rates and cost.

Yes, through authorized providers and following applicable rules.

Risk-based tiers, good capture guidance and clear retries.

A single-provider integration typically costs $3,000 to $10,000, plus provider fees.



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Verify Customers Without Losing Them


Tell us about your markets and compliance policy, and we'll plan your KYC flow.


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