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Onboarding & KYC

You needed four checks. You licensed forty — Signzy sells each verification as a separate API — so you buy the four checks your journey needs rather than a licence covering forty capabilities you will never call.

An API call, not a licencePAN, Aadhaar, CKYC nativeEnumerate the endpoints

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The model
buy the checks you need
Per call
India fit
PAN, Aadhaar, CKYC
Native
The catch
enumerate it in the contract
The list
Pricing
per API call
Quote-only

Quick answer

Signzy Onboarding & KYC covers KYC and KYB with liveness, face match, deepfake detection, OCR and a no-code journey builder — each one a separate API you call and pay for. That is the model: a lender needing PAN, Aadhaar and bank verification buys those three rather than a platform licence covering forty capabilities. It makes the check list in your contract the thing that matters, not the category name. Quote-only. Read more ↓ Show less ↑
Part 01 · Orient

The Signzy API family

This page covers Onboarding & KYC — the core verification APIs. The rest of the marketplace:

Quick facts

30-second orientation
Product
Onboarding & KYC — individual verification APIs
Inside it
KYC, KYB, liveness, face match, deepfake, OCR
The model
Per-API, per-call — not a bundled licence
India fit
PAN, Aadhaar, CKYC, GST, UIDAI checks
Honest scope
A category name tells you nothing about the checks
Residency
India named; in-country on request
Pricing
Quote-only — typically per API call
In India via
TechBag — INR/GST, scoping and support
Part 02 · Learn

Understand digital onboarding before you buy it

Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.

What is Signzy Onboarding & KYC?

Verification checks bought as individual APIs — PAN, Aadhaar, CKYC, OCR, face match, liveness and KYB, assembled into a journey with a no-code builder.

A platform licence vs a list of calls — the honest table

What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.

DimensionA licence covering everythingOnboarding & KYC (Signzy)
What you buyA platform licenceIndividual APIs, per call
What you pay forForty capabilitiesThe four checks you call
India identityA country modulePAN, Aadhaar, CKYC as endpoints
Repeat documentsCollected every timeCKYC reuse where a record exists
Journey changesA vendor ticketNo-code, by your own team
What it is NOTNot a published liveness benchmark — ask

Get the API list INTO the contract with a rate for each: a category name tells you nothing about what you licensed. And ask for the liveness certification level and date — Signzy does not publish one.

Under the hood

The five pieces of the platform

Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.

01
The unit you buy

The check APIs

Each verification, called separately

PAN, Aadhaar, CKYC, GST, bank account, document OCR, face match and liveness are individual endpoints. You call and pay for the ones your journey needs, which is the difference between this and a platform licence.

02
How it fits together

The no-code builder

Assembling calls into a journey

A visual layer for sequencing checks, branching on results and handling exceptions without engineering time for every change. Onboarding flows get edited constantly, so who can edit them matters.

03
The moving target

Liveness and deepfake checks

Proving the face is real

Presentation-attack detection and deepfake identification on the selfie step. Signzy does not publish a DHS RIVTD or iBeta result, so ask for the specific certification and its date rather than assuming one.

04
The other half

KYB for businesses

Verifying the entity, not the person

Company identity, GST verification and beneficial-ownership checks for onboarding merchants and businesses. Different documents, different failure modes, and often forgotten until a merchant programme starts.

One telemetry fabric across endpoint, cloud, and network — threats correlated once, not chased console to console.

Part 03 · Evaluate

Six capabilities. Call, verify, complete.

Signzy Onboarding & KYC verifies with individual APIs — PAN, Aadhaar, CKYC and the portfolio, and paired with the human firewall.

Discover
eKYC

PAN, Aadhaar and CKYC

The identity checks Indian regulation asks for, as individual API calls. CKYC in particular avoids re-collecting documents a customer has already filed elsewhere.

Discover
Document OCR

Extract from the photograph

Reading PAN cards, Aadhaar, passports and licences captured in poor light at an angle. The awkward captures are where vendors separate and where your completion rate is decided.

Prioritise
Face match & liveness

Same person, actually present

Matching the selfie to the document photo and checking the face is live rather than a photo or replay. Ask for the specific certification and its date — none is published prominently.

Prioritise
Deepfake detection

The generated face

Identifying synthetic and manipulated faces at capture. Worth scoping alongside injection-attack handling, since a virtual camera never presents anything to a lens at all.

Remediate
KYB

Verify the business

Company identity, GST verification and beneficial ownership for merchant and business onboarding. A separate problem from individual KYC, with its own document set.

Remediate
No-code journeys

Change the flow yourself

Sequencing, branching and exception handling without an engineering ticket per change. Onboarding flows are edited constantly as drop-off data arrives, so this is an operational saving.

Why Onboarding & KYC

Buy the checks you call. Not the ones you might.

Here’s what genuinely sets it apart — and exactly where it stops.

01

You buy checks, not a platform

This is the structural difference from most identity vendors and it changes how you evaluate. With a bundled platform you licence a capability set and configure what you use; here each verification is a separate API with its own per-call price. A lender needing PAN verification, Aadhaar eKYC, bank account verification and an AML screen buys exactly those four, and never pays for the thirty-six capabilities they will not call. The saving is real for a focused use case. The corresponding risk is that a quote written at category level — naming 'Onboarding' rather than the APIs inside it — tells you almost nothing about what you bought or what it costs at volume. Enumerate the endpoints and get a rate for each.

02

Built around Indian identity infrastructure

PAN, Aadhaar, CKYC, GST and UIDAI checks are native endpoints rather than a country module layered onto a global template. CKYC deserves particular attention because it is underused: India's Central KYC registry means a record filed once by any financial institution can be reused, which removes an entire round of document collection for a customer who has onboarded anywhere before. Most journeys still ask for documents the registry already holds. When scoping, ask specifically how CKYC is handled and what proportion of your expected applicants would be covered by it, because that number changes both the completion rate and the per-application cost more than most individual check choices do.

03

Journey changes without an engineering ticket

Onboarding flows are not built once. Drop-off data arrives, a regulation moves, a fraud pattern emerges, and the sequence needs changing — often several times in the first quarter after launch. Whether your team can make those changes directly or must raise a request with the vendor is an operational difference that never appears in a licence comparison and shows up every fortnight in practice. The no-code builder exists for exactly this. Confirm during evaluation who in your organisation would actually hold that capability, because a builder nobody is trained on defaults back to vendor tickets and the advantage evaporates quietly.

04

What is not published, and should be asked

Two gaps worth naming. First, Signzy does not prominently publish a liveness or presentation-attack certification the way some competitors do — no DHS RIVTD result, no iBeta ISO 30107-3 level stated on the marketing pages. That does not mean the detection is weak; it means the evidence is not public, so ask for the specific certification, its level and its date rather than assuming. Second, ask about injection attacks separately from liveness: a virtual camera feeding synthetic video into the app never presents anything to a lens, so presentation-attack testing does not cover it. Both are reasonable questions for any vendor in this category, and a vendor that answers them precisely is telling you something useful.

The unit
An API call, not a licence
The India piece
PAN, Aadhaar, CKYC native
The catch
Enumerate the endpoints
Proof, not promises

The numbers behind the platform

6 check families
eKYC, OCR, face match, liveness, deepfake, KYB
Vendor
1 contract, many APIs
buy the checks you call, not a capability licence
Vendor
0 liveness certification published
ask for the level and the date rather than assuming
TechBag
0 published prices
quote-only; per-call rates vary by check type
TechBag

What your onboarding rollout looks like

Day 0Scope

Write down the checks you need

Not the categories. This is a marketplace, so the endpoint list is what you are buying and what you will be billed for.

Week 2Assess

Ask what CKYC would cover

A filed record removes a whole document step for that applicant. The proportion covered changes both completion and cost more than most check choices.

Month 1Verify

Get the liveness detail in writing

Certification level and date, plus how injection attacks are handled separately from presentation attacks. None of it is published, so ask.

Month 2Contract

Document the residency commitment

India is a named region and in-country storage is available on request. Get the specific commitment for your deployment written down before signature.

Month 3Build

Build the journey and test on real devices

Mid-range Android, weak connection, poor light. Sequence easy steps first and escalate conditionally — ordering moves completion more than accuracy does.

OngoingOperate

Watch the call volumes

Per-call pricing means retries cost money. Track the retry rate by check and device tier; a journey with poor completion generates more billable calls than forecast.

Verified reviews

The review scoreboard

Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.

4.3
96+ reviews*
87% would recommend
India identity coverage4.7
Buying flexibility (per API)4.6
No-code journey editing4.4
Published liveness evidence3.2
Pricing transparency2.8
5
55%
4
29%
3
10%
2
4%
1
2%

Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?

Talk to an advisor
Fintech Lender
Buying four APIs instead of a platform licence halved what we expected to spend. The flexibility is genuine if you know exactly which checks you need.
Head of Product
Fintech Lender
NBFC
CKYC coverage was the surprise. A meaningful share of our applicants already had a filed record, which removed a whole document step for them.
Digital Onboarding Lead
NBFC
BFSI
Get the API list into the contract. Ours said 'onboarding' and the first invoice was a conversation we should have had before signing.
Procurement Manager
BFSI
Insurance
Ask for the liveness certification specifically. It was not on the marketing pages and we had to request the detail during security review.
Security Architect
Insurance
The market maps

Where everyone sits — the grids

Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the identity verification market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.

Grid 01 · The market

TechBag Identity Verification Grid

Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.

ChallengersLeadersSpecialistsVisionaries
Signzy OnboardingThis page

Per-API buying; India residency named.

Grid 02 · The architecture

Detection × Portfolio Integration

The grid nobody publishes — depth within the category vs fit with Indian identity infrastructure.

Point toolsBest-of-breed platformLegacy AV/appliancesHeavy suites
Signzy OnboardingThis page

Deep India endpoints, bought per call.

Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.

Part 04 · Decide

Onboarding & KYC vs the alternatives

Against HyperVerge, a global IDV vendor and an in-house build — on the buying model, India coverage and published evidence.

DimensionSignzy OnboardingHyperVergeA global IDV vendorIn-house build
Commercial modelPer API, per callBundled suitesUsually bundledBuild cost
India identity coverageNative endpointsNativeConfiguredYours
Published liveness evidenceNot publishedDHS Track 2 + iBetaVariesNone
India data residencyNamed regionNot statedVariesYour servers
Journey changesNo-code builderPlatform builderVariesA sprint
Published pricingQuote-onlyQuote-onlyVariesBuild cost
Strong Partial / add-on Weak / externalCompiled from public vendor materials and review platforms for orientation; verify before relying on it.

Which cybersecurity approach fits you?

Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.

Choose Signzy Onboarding if…

  • You know exactly which checks you need and want to pay for only those
  • India data residency is a requirement — Signzy names it, most competitors do not
  • CKYC reuse would cover a meaningful share of your applicants
  • Your team wants to edit onboarding journeys without raising vendor tickets

Compare HyperVerge if…

  • Deepfake and presentation-attack resistance is the deciding factor
  • You want published benchmark evidence — the DHS RIVTD Track 2 result is concrete
  • You would rather buy a bundled suite than manage a list of individual APIs

Do not expect…

  • A category name in the quote to tell you which checks you licensed
  • A published liveness certification — ask for the level and the date
  • Residency to apply automatically; it is an option to request in writing
Do the math

What does an unused licence cost you?

Drag the sliders (monthly onboarding volume; cost of a lost application). Estimates model applications abandoned mid-journey plus the billable retries a poor completion rate generates. Illustrative.

300
2510,000
800
₹300₹2,000

Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models your actual environment and modules.

Current annual cost of drop-off and unused capability
₹3,60,000
Estimated annual savings
₹2,52,000
₹12,60,000 over 5 years
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Pricing & plans

Three ways to consume it

Quote-only — Signzy publishes no price and bills per API call. TechBag scopes the endpoint list against your real volumes, including retries, then quotes in INR with GST.

Onboarding & KYC

Best when you know your check list

  • Per-API pricing, not a bundle
  • PAN, Aadhaar, CKYC and KYB native
  • No-code journey editing

+ Platform add-ons

Best for a broader rollout

  • Scoped to your estate
  • Add-on modules as needed
  • Phased, right-sized deployment

+ the wider marketplace

Best across the journey

  • Fraud and AML on one contract
  • Lending and contracting APIs alongside
  • India residency available on request

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Evaluation kit

The 8 questions to ask every vendor

Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.

1
The API list

Does your contract enumerate the specific endpoints and a rate for each, or just name a category?

2
CKYC coverage

What share of your applicants would have a filed CKYC record? It removes a document step for each of them.

3
Liveness evidence

What certification does the liveness check hold, at what level, and dated when? None is published — request it.

4
Injection attacks

How are injection attacks handled, separately from presentation attacks? A virtual camera presents nothing to a lens.

5
Residency

Is the India in-country storage commitment documented for your deployment, or only the general statement?

6
Journey ownership

Who on your team will hold the no-code builder? A tool nobody is trained on defaults back to vendor tickets.

7
Retry billing

Are failed verifications that customers reattempt billable? Poor completion generates more of them than forecasts assume.

8
Pricing

Can you approve without a list price? There is none — model your real call volumes including retries.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask

It is the core verification set of the Signzy marketplace, covering eKYC with PAN, Aadhaar and CKYC checks, document capture and OCR, face match and liveness, deepfake detection, and Know Your Business for merchant and business onboarding, plus a no-code builder for assembling these into a journey. The distinguishing feature is commercial rather than technical: each check is a separate API you call and pay for, so you buy the specific verifications your journey needs rather than licensing a platform. Signzy was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Bengaluru, with further India offices in Mumbai and Gurgaon. TechBag scopes the API list and quotes in INR with GST.

Ready to evaluate Signzy Onboarding & KYC?

Write down the specific checks you need first — this is a marketplace and the endpoint list is what you buy — or let a TechBag advisor scope it and get the residency commitment in writing.

Stats, ratings, review counts and pricing are illustrative and sourced from public materials; verify before purchase.