The meta-layer for
identity verification.
One API routes every ID check to the best verification vendor on price, accuracy, and latency — with automatic failover when a vendor degrades. Pay per successful verification. No minimums.
One vendor is a single point of failure
Your onboarding depends on one vendor's uptime. When they're down, can't-onboard means $0 revenue that hour.
And the pricing is hostile to everyone except enterprises: per-attempt fees where failures cost you anyway, monthly minimums at low volume, and coverage maps that turn out to be marketing.
Typical single-vendor pricing: ~$0.80/check + $49/mo minimum = ~$449
VerifyMesh PAYG: $0/mo + $0.45 per success = $225 — failures cost $0.
How it works
- Integrate once
One REST API, one hosted verification widget, one webhook schema — instead of stitching three vendors together by hand. - We route every check
Each verification is scored per check on price, accuracy, latency, and country coverage — and sent to the vendor that actually performs there. - Failover is automatic
A vendor degrades mid-flight, traffic reroutes in real time. Your signup flow never notices. - You pay per success
A failed, inconclusive, or errored check costs $0. We bill only when a vendor returns a definitive PASS.
Why VerifyMesh
Vendor-agnostic by design
When a vendor raises prices or degrades, you switch routing — not providers.
Pay per success, not per attempt
Failed checks cost you $0. Retry routing across vendors is on us.
No monthly minimums on PAYG
$0 to start. Route per country to the vendor that actually performs there.
Automatic failover with SLA
Growth and up: guaranteed automatic failover with a public status page.
Questions, answered honestly
- Are you an ID-verification vendor?
- No. VerifyMesh performs no document forensics of its own. Identity checks are executed by third-party verification vendors; we route, monitor, and fail over between them.
- Are you the compliance provider of record for my AML/KYC program?
- No. The underlying vendor is the check provider — this is disclaimed in the contract. We're the orchestration layer.
- What does 'per successful verification' mean?
- We invoice only for sessions with a definitive vendor PASS result. FAIL, INCONCLUSIVE, and ERROR outcomes cost $0.
- Which vendors are integrated?
- v1 ships the vendor-adapter framework with working mock adapters so routing and failover are proven. Real vendor partnerships (commercial terms, volume pricing, DPAs) are signed before any vendor is claimed as integrated — and we'll say so explicitly when they are.