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Transforming users into verified identities boosts security and trust. This process should be seamless, ensuring swift onboarding while safeguarding our community.
Every institution exists to serve the right person, safely. A password reset is a trust moment. So is a re-KYC, a large disbursement. We're not building a verification screen. We're building the layer that decides, every time, whether this person should be trusted.


To make digital trust instant, continuous, and institution-owned. Instant, because friction is usually a stand-in for judgment the system doesn't have. Continuous, because trust that isn't reasserted decays. Real control stays with whoever answers to the regulator.


Third Factor AI launches on stage at the Nepal Fintech Alliance 2026 event. A KYC platform built for accuracy, speed, and simple integration. Identity verification at onboarding, done well.

More than 300,000 pensioners. The challenge was not verifying identity once. It was confirming presence every month. Traditional KYC had no answer. We built one.

An ISP with no regulatory requirement for KYC. Their challenge was continuously trusting who they were serving. The pattern became clear. This was not a KYC problem. It was a trust infrastructure problem.













Cloud, on-premise, and hybrid. Banks and BFIs that can't send identity data outside their own infrastructure run Third Factor entirely on-premise, with zero data retention.
Yes. Every session logs a timestamped trail from creation to final decision, built for the moment a regulator or your own risk team asks why.
Passports, yes, through MRZ and NFC chip reading, which work the same on any ICAO-compliant passport. Broader local-ID coverage outside Nepal is expanding market by market.
Every liveness check screens for deepfakes, screen replays, mask attacks, and camera injection before a face match ever runs, not just whether a face was present.
Yes. Route a personal loan applicant through deeper KYC than a savings account applicant automatically, without a separate integration for each product.
Every case carries a risk score with the reasoning behind it, so borderline cases route to manual review instead of getting the same blanket decision as everyone else.
Standard support covers 48 hours a week. Institutions that need faster response times can add Dedicated Support, a committed resource with SLA-backed coordination.