Definition
What this category means
KYC providers help regulated businesses verify customers before they open accounts, move money or access financial services. A KYC provider typically combines identity document verification, biometric checks, and screening against sanctions, politically exposed persons (PEP) and adverse media lists. For regulated businesses such as banks, payment institutions and crypto exchanges, KYC is a legal requirement rather than an optional feature, and the provider chosen directly affects audit readiness and regulatory reporting.