Edited and fabricated paperwork
A licence with a changed expiry date, a certificate assembled from another company’s, a signature that no longer matches its file. KeyWho looks for the traces.
Business verification · KYB
Know who you’re doing business with before you commit.
Request documents professionally. Check the company and the people behind them. Keep everything in one place.
Professional document requests
Asking for business documents shouldn’t feel personal. Send a KeyWho link and document collection becomes a standard, professional step in every new business relationship, not a sign of distrust.
Why it matters
A licence with a changed expiry date, a certificate assembled from another company’s, a signature that no longer matches its file. KeyWho looks for the traces.
A company name spelt differently on the invoice, a licence number that doesn’t match the register, a shipment that contradicts its own bill of lading. KeyWho compares every fact.
Owners and managers named in the documents are screened against sanctions and PEP lists, with matching that handles transliterated names.
How it works
Upload them yourself, or send the company a secure link. They upload their documents from any device, without creating an account. The link expires and can be protected with a one-time code.
OCR and AI read each page in many layouts and languages. Every field is checked, including formats, dates, expiry and checksums such as IBAN, LEI and passport MRZ, and the documents are inspected for signs of editing.
Names, numbers and addresses are compared across every document in the case. The company and the people named are screened against sanctions and PEP lists, and public registers are consulted where they are available.
Approved, Rejected or Review Required, with a transparent score, every reason behind it, a PDF report and a certificate anyone can check through its QR code.
What we check
Built for the paperwork behind real trade and onboarding, in many layouts, countries and languages, with eleven document types ready to use.
Formats, dates and expiry, and checksums such as IBAN, LEI and passport MRZ codes.
Company names, numbers, addresses and transaction details compared across every document in the case.
Signs of editing, digital signatures, and QR codes or issuer verification links where the issuer provides them.
Companies and the people named in their documents, with matching that handles transliterated names.
Lookups such as GLEIF, EU VIES and UK Companies House where available. Coverage varies by country.
A score built from weighted signals, and rules that send anything uncertain to a person instead of approving it.
KeyWho supports your decision. It does not guarantee that a company is legitimate. Results depend on the documents provided and on the registers and lists available for each country.
The result
An organised record
Deal with more confidence in who is on the other side, and keep the proof. The companies you work with, the documents they submitted and their verification history stay organised in one place. Find what was shared, by whom and when, whenever you need it.
Your next deal shouldn’t start from zero.
Who it is for
Check suppliers and buyers, and the trade documents behind a shipment, before goods or money move.
Run the same business-verification checks on every new customer and partner, with a record of every decision.
Verify new vendors and their bank details before the first payment.
Build verification into your own onboarding through the API and webhooks.
Security and data
Documents and data are encrypted and stored in the European Union (AWS, Stockholm region).
Every case event and configuration change is recorded in a chain that shows if it has been altered.
Cases are erased automatically when their retention period ends, or earlier on request.
Sign in with Google, Microsoft, an email code or a password, with two-step verification available.
Two ways to buy
For teams that verify regularly. Each plan includes a number of verifications per billing period, user seats, report languages and, on plans that include them, API access and webhooks.
Subscription plans →For a single check. Pay once, with no subscription, and follow the result and download the report through a simple account that needs no password.
One-time verification →Questions
Know Your Business: confirming that a company is who it says it is: that its documents are consistent and unaltered, that it and the people behind it are not on sanctions or PEP lists, and, where a register is available, that the register agrees.
Once the documents are in, a case is usually decided within minutes. Cases that need a person’s attention are marked Review Required, with the reasons.
No. You send them a secure link and they upload their documents from any device without signing up. The link expires and can be protected with a one-time code.
Documents from any country can be read and checked. Register lookups depend on what each country makes available, for example GLEIF worldwide, EU VIES and UK Companies House. The report always says which checks were possible.
No. It means the checks KeyWho could carry out found no reason for concern. It supports your decision but does not certify that a company is legitimate or that its documents are genuine.
In the European Union, encrypted, on Amazon Web Services in Stockholm. Cases are erased when their retention period ends, or earlier on request.
Get the documents. Check the details. Make an informed decision.