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DIDIT is a technology company.
Didit provides an all-in-one identity platform for rapid and secure human verification. The company's software utilizes artificial intelligence for identity validation, featuring facial analysis, document management, and biometric authentication. This approach allows users to prove identity efficiently, often starting with a face scan, while ensuring robust personal data security.
Co-founded in 2023 by Alberto Rosas and Alejandro Rosas, Didit arose from the realization that modern digital interactions demanded more streamlined and trustworthy identity authentication. Their insight led to developing a unified solution that simplifies and accelerates verification processes across diverse applications.
The platform caters to businesses and individuals needing reliable identity confirmation, simplifying digital interactions. Didit’s vision is to establish itself as the foundational infrastructure for identity verification, empowering users to confidently assert their identity in any digital environment, fostering trust and efficiency.
DIDIT has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
DIDIT has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
DIDIT has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
DIDIT's investors include BRaVe Ventures, 468 Capital, 83North, Algebra Ventures, Cherry Ventures, Possible Ventures, Bradley Horowitz, Julian Dames, Martin Sinner, Ezra Kucharz, Fred Santarpia, Jack Myers.
Didit is an AI-native, developer-first identity verification platform that provides instant, flexible, and transparent KYC (Know Your Customer), AML (Anti-Money Laundering), and fraud prevention solutions, reducing costs by over 70% while ensuring seamless user experiences.[3][2] Founded in 2023, the company builds advanced digital identity tools for businesses and individuals, serving sectors like fintech, gaming, blockchain, and metaverse applications by addressing secure verification needs in an AI-driven internet era.[1][2][3] It simplifies complex onboarding processes, with users reporting tenfold improvements in speed and efficiency, though some note limitations in workflow automation and customization.[5]
Headquartered in San Francisco with roots in Barcelona, Spain, Didit is backed by Y Combinator (Winter 2026 batch) and focuses on human-centered innovation, privacy, and excellence to "humanize the internet."[1][2][3] Note: A separate Nevada-based productivity startup named Didit, Inc. (founded 2024) offers a unrelated "You Do" task delegation platform, but context points to the identity verification company.[4]
Didit was founded in 2023 by twin brothers Alberto Rosas (CEO) and Alejandro Rosas (CTO), who began building software together at age 12, fostering a passion for engineering, math, and problem-solving.[2][3] Alberto, a former professional tennis player and AI/full-stack engineer, brings adrenaline-fueled drive to product leadership, while Alejandro specializes in math, AI, and identity tech; both emphasize performance and simplicity from their LATAM tech experience.[2][3] A third key team member leads sales, focusing on rapid client value through aligned go-to-market strategies.[2]
The idea emerged from the need for a robust "identity layer" for the internet, combining AI, NFC, blockchain, and more for secure verifications and payments—early traction came from winning a TravelTech Lab competition as "Didit (Gamium)" for immersive, secure experiences.[1] Y Combinator acceptance in Winter 2026 (team size: 12) marked a pivotal scaling moment, shifting from Barcelona origins to San Francisco operations under partner Tyler Bosmeny.[3]
Didit's edge lies in its AI-native, developer-first approach, prioritizing speed, cost-efficiency, and transparency over legacy systems:
Didit rides the explosive growth of AI-powered identity verification, fueled by rising deepfake threats, regulatory pressures (e.g., AML/KYC mandates), and metaverse expansion, where secure digital identities are critical for trust.[1][2][3] Timing is ideal amid 2025's AI boom and blockchain resurgence, positioning Didit against incumbents like Veriff (2015) and IDVerse (2014) with fresher, cost-optimized tech.[1]
Market forces like fintech onboarding friction and gaming/sharing economy fraud favor Didit, influencing the ecosystem by enabling faster user acquisition for startups—its YC pedigree amplifies network effects, humanizing AI-era internet interactions.[3][5][2]
Didit is poised for hypergrowth post-YC Winter 2026, expanding its 12-person team to capture share in a $20B+ identity verification market through deeper API ecosystems and metaverse integrations.[3] Trends like generative AI fraud detection and Web3 identity standards will shape its path, potentially evolving it into the default "identity layer" for developers. As AI blurs human-digital boundaries, Didit's human-first ethos could redefine secure onboarding, turning early wins into ecosystem dominance—watch for enterprise deals and global compliance expansions. This Barcelona-to-SF startup exemplifies how twin-founder grit builds the internet's trust foundation.[2][3]
DIDIT has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in February 2020.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 1, 2020 | $2.0M Seed | BRaVe Ventures | 468 Capital, 83North, Algebra Ventures, Cherry Ventures, Possible Ventures, Bradley Horowitz, Julian Dames, Martin Sinner, Ezra Kucharz, Fred Santarpia, Jack Myers, Karen Lieberman, Kevin McGurn, Kristina Hahn, Mark Gerson, Rich Lehrfeld, Rick Song |