KYCVault By MakeForms

Everything is built by dragging fields onto a canvas. You don't touch code, and you can rearrange the flow as your process changes. For a compliance team without engineers on call, that's the difference between shipping this week and waiting on a backlog.

The toolkit reads IDs, passports, and other official documents with machine learning, then checks for tampering or forgery so your reviewers don't have to squint at blurry scans all day. It's the feature that turns a plain upload field into real document verification. Accuracy won't match a dedicated fraud vendor, but it handles the everyday cases most teams see. That's usually enough.

A real-time liveness test confirms someone is physically present during verification. That blocks the oldest trick in the book: submitting a photo of a photo. When a photo or video is detected, the submission gets flagged before it reaches your review queue. Simple, and it works.

Every form can require a one-time code sent to the applicant's phone. It's a small step that raises lead integrity and keeps your data pipeline cleaner. Worth the extra tap for anything tied to financial or account access. No OTP, no verified number.

Beyond a single ID, the form can collect proof of address, company details, and other supporting documents. You decide which documents to require. Conditional paths let the same form branch for different regions. One form, several compliance regimes. No rebuilds.

MakeForms says enterprise accounts get 128-bit data encryption, with data held on secure cloud servers and not shared with third parties. That matters for any team handling identity documents, since a leak here is a legal problem, not just an embarrassment. Encrypt it or regret it.

You can choose where data lives, including the United States, European Union, Canada, Australia, Singapore, and India. For Indian businesses under local rules, keeping data in-country often isn't optional, so this is a deciding feature rather than a nice-to-have.