Didit Raises $2M and Joins Y Combinator (W26)
Company blog states ~$2M raised from funds and angels including YC before joining Winter 2026 batch.
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TL;DR
Seed (YC)Didit — Identity verification KYC, KYB, AML, biometrics, and fraud prevention platform.
Raised $2M across 1 funding round. Latest: $2M Seed (Dec 2025). Investors: Y Combinator, Saasholic, Hypersphere, Roar VC, Masia VC. (High).
Funding
Raised $2M across 1 funding round. Latest: $2M Seed (Dec 2025). Investors: Y Combinator, Saasholic, Hypersphere, Roar VC, Masia VC. (High).
Product / news
2 product/news‑styled row(s); headline risk without filings (High).
Verified facts
Company blog states ~$2M raised from funds and angels including YC before joining Winter 2026 batch.
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Strongest / recent news-style rows
Customers · Thu, Jul 2, 04:04 PM · confidence 90%high quality
Pricing · Thu, Jul 2, 04:04 PM · confidence 90%high quality
Wed, May 20, 06:14 PM · confidence 88%high quality
Newest first · 14 event(s)
Source: Customers
Real customers, real numbers. Fintechs, crypto exchanges, marketplaces, iGaming, and more, running on Didit.
Source: Pricing
Public pricing on every Didit module. $0.33 full KYC. $0.15 per wallet screening check. 500 free every month. No minimums. No contracts.
Source: Blog
The Didit blog, product launches, fraud research, identity standards (eIDAS, MiCA, AMLD6), and the math behind verification.
Source: Homepage
Infrastructure for identity and fraud. One API. 25+ modules. $0.33 per full KYC. $0.15 wallet screening. 500 free every month.
Source: GitHub (linked from site)
GitHub presence linked from official site for Didit.
YC W26; identity infrastructure for the internet.
Company blog states ~$2M raised from funds and angels including YC before joining Winter 2026 batch.
Source: npm_registry
Didit Identity Verification SDK for Web Applications
Source: npm_registry
React Native wrapper for Didit Identity Verification SDK
Source: npm_registry
Didit KYC provider adapter for canton-vc. Wraps the Didit v3 sessions API (POST /v3/session/, GET /v3/session/{id}/decision/) and HMAC-SHA256 webhook signatures behind the vendor-agnostic KycProvider
Source: npm_registry
A Nodejs client library for integrating with the DiDiT verification API. This client handles authentication, session management, PDF report generation, and webhook processing.
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The company's own site — the authoritative description of what they sell and to whom. Marketing-controlled, so treat claims as positioning rather than verified traction.
Infrastructure for identity and fraud. One API. 25+ modules. $0.33 per full KYC. $0.15 wallet screening. 500 free every month.
Why it matters: Primary source — the company's own positioning; best read for what they sell and to whom, not for traction claims.
Open source ↗5 row(s)
Third-party press coverage. Independent reporting corroborates company claims; repeated coverage across outlets is a momentum signal.
Real customers, real numbers. Fintechs, crypto exchanges, marketplaces, iGaming, and more, running on Didit.
Why it matters: Independent coverage — third-party corroboration of company claims; recurring coverage indicates rising visibility.
Open source ↗Public pricing on every Didit module. $0.33 full KYC. $0.15 per wallet screening check. 500 free every month. No minimums. No contracts.
Why it matters: Independent coverage — third-party corroboration of company claims; recurring coverage indicates rising visibility.
Open source ↗YC W26; identity infrastructure for the internet.
Why it matters: Independent coverage — third-party corroboration of company claims; recurring coverage indicates rising visibility.
Open source ↗Why it matters: Independent coverage — third-party corroboration of company claims; recurring coverage indicates rising visibility.
Open source ↗Why it matters: Independent coverage — third-party corroboration of company claims; recurring coverage indicates rising visibility.
Open source ↗1 row(s)
Funding announcements and investor-database records. The strongest public signal of capitalization: round, amount, and syndicate quality when disclosed.
Company blog states ~$2M raised from funds and angels including YC before joining Winter 2026 batch.
Why it matters: Funding signal — Seed per this source; verify against the linked original before relying on it.
Open source ↗6 row(s)
Public engineering activity. Sustained commits, releases, and stars indicate real product development and, for dev tools, developer adoption.
GitHub presence linked from official site for Didit.
Why it matters: Engineering signal — public repo activity evidences active development and possible developer adoption.
Open source ↗This libary will be used by all didit web apps: - [x] didit verification - [ ] application console - [ ] didit web app
Why it matters: Engineering signal — public repo activity evidences active development and possible developer adoption.
Open source ↗Didit Identity Verification SDK for Web Applications
Why it matters: Engineering signal — public repo activity evidences active development and possible developer adoption.
Open source ↗React Native wrapper for Didit Identity Verification SDK
Why it matters: Engineering signal — public repo activity evidences active development and possible developer adoption.
Open source ↗Didit KYC provider adapter for canton-vc. Wraps the Didit v3 sessions API (POST /v3/session/, GET /v3/session/{id}/decision/) and HMAC-SHA256 webhook signatures behind the vendor-agnostic KycProvider
Why it matters: Engineering signal — public repo activity evidences active development and possible developer adoption.
Open source ↗A Nodejs client library for integrating with the DiDiT verification API. This client handles authentication, session management, PDF report generation, and webhook processing.
Why it matters: Engineering signal — public repo activity evidences active development and possible developer adoption.
Open source ↗1 row(s)
Company blog and newsletters. Shipping cadence and technical depth of posts hint at product velocity and team quality.
The Didit blog, product launches, fraud research, identity standards (eIDAS, MiCA, AMLD6), and the math behind verification.
Why it matters: Company publishing — post cadence and depth hint at product velocity.
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