Didit Email Verificationv1.2.0

Verify new user email addresses during sign-up to prevent fake accounts and ensure deliverability. This scenario uses the Send endpoint to dispatch a one-time code, then validates it via Check, optionally leveraging fraud signals like IP and user agent to flag risky registrations from disposable or breached emails.

Enhance security for password reset flows by requiring email verification before allowing password changes. The system sends a code to the user's registered email and verifies it, with auto-decline policies preventing unauthorized access from suspicious IPs or devices.

Confirm high-value transactions or sensitive actions by sending a verification code to the user's email. This adds an extra layer of authentication, with options for custom code lengths and alphanumeric codes to meet security compliance standards in regulated industries.

Validate email addresses from lead forms to filter out invalid or disposable emails before sales outreach. The skill checks for undeliverable addresses and breached data, helping marketing teams prioritize genuine leads and reduce bounce rates in campaigns.

Implement email-based identity verification for regulatory compliance, such as KYC or age verification. By integrating fraud signals and policy-based auto-decline, businesses can automatically reject risky emails from temporary providers or known breach sources.

Charge customers based on the number of email verifications performed, with tiered pricing for high-volume users. This model aligns costs directly with usage, appealing to startups and SMEs that need scalable verification without upfront commitments.

Offer monthly or annual subscriptions for unlimited or capped verification calls, bundled with premium features like advanced fraud detection. This provides predictable revenue and encourages long-term adoption by enterprises requiring consistent verification.

License the verification technology to other businesses for integration into their own platforms, with custom branding and support. This model targets developers and agencies looking to resell verification services under their own brand.