FrankieOne · Open Collection

KYC V2 API

41
Requests
11
Folders
2.0.1
Version
View on GitHub Raw JSON Identity VerificationKYCKYBAMLFraudComplianceOpen Collection

Overview

KYC V2 API is a Open Collection published by FrankieOne on the APIs.io network, version 2.0.1.

The collection contains 41 requests organised into 11 folders.

Tagged areas include Identity Verification, KYC, KYB, AML, and Fraud.

Requests & Folders

Individual Entities
Individual Workflows
Individual Profiles
Individual Results
Individual Entity Elements
Search
Individual Documents
Individual Risks
Monitoring
IDV
HostedURL

Related API Specs

FrankieOne Audit API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne HostedURL API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne IDV API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne Individual Documents API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne Individual Entities API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne Individual Entity Elements API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne Individual Profiles API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne Individual Results API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne Individual Risks API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne Individual Workflows API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne Matchlists API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne Monitoring API (OpenAPI) FrankieOne Search API (OpenAPI)
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