Didit, a company specializing in AI-native identity and fraud infrastructure, has secured an additional $6 million in seed funding, raising the total to $7.5 million. This investment will help Didit expand its global market presence, enhance its programmable identity and fraud infrastructure, and grow its product, sales, and customer success teams. The funding round saw participation from Y Combinator, Pioneer Fund, Orange Collective, and other notable investors.
Founded in 2023 by twin brothers Alberto and Alejandro Rosas, Didit aims to provide a more efficient and secure way to verify identities in a world increasingly dominated by AI and digital transactions. The company’s technology has been recognized by Spain’s government as more secure than traditional in-person verification methods.
Didit’s platform leverages connections to global government data sources and analyzes over 200 signals per verification, including document authenticity and biometric data. The company has developed specialized verification flows optimized for different countries and demographics.
The rise of generative AI has increased the prevalence of deepfakes and synthetic identities, prompting stricter regulations and a growing demand for robust identity verification solutions. Didit addresses these challenges with a single API for identity and fraud checks, transparent pricing, and easy integration.
Didit has already attracted over 1,500 B2B customers across various sectors, including fintech, crypto, and government, and operates in more than 220 countries and territories. The company reports a 30% month-over-month revenue growth and profitability, with 80% of its customer base being new to identity verification services.
The company’s long-term vision includes the development of an identity wallet that allows users to verify their identity once and use it universally. Didit aims to make identity as programmable as payments and communications have become, positioning itself as a foundational player in the digital identity landscape.
