Verify Nigerian customers on Nigerian rails.
Spidify runs identity and business checks directly against NIN, BVN and CAC records. One API, one dashboard, results in seconds. Built in Lagos for the teams global tools treat as an afterthought.
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Three rails. Full coverage of the Nigerian identity stack.
Global verification tools bolt Nigeria on. Spidify starts there.
National Identity Number
Match a customer's NIN against NIMC records with name, date of birth and photo comparison.
Bank Verification Number
Confirm BVN ownership and watchlist status before you open an account or move money.
Corporate registry
Pull registration status, directors and shareholding for any RC or BN number, for real KYB.
Built for the teams that carry the compliance burden.
Fintechs and digital banks
Onboard customers at CBN tier requirements without stitching three vendors together.
Lenders
Check identity and watchlist status before disbursement, not after the first missed repayment.
Crypto and marketplaces
Screen high-risk signups at scale with checks that price in naira, not dollars per lookup.
Compliance and ops teams
A dashboard with full audit trails, so regulator requests take minutes instead of days.
Why a local-first stack wins
Direct source coverage
Checks run against the primary Nigerian registries, not cached copies. Fewer false negatives, fewer manual reviews.
Priced for Nigerian volumes
Per-check pricing in naira. Dollar-denominated verification eats margin on every signup; ours doesn't.
Compliance you can show a regulator
Designed around NDPA data protection requirements and CBN KYC tiers, with exportable audit logs on every check.
Support in your timezone
When a registry endpoint degrades at 2pm in Lagos, you talk to an engineer in Lagos, not a ticket queue eight hours away.
Early access opens in cohorts.
Founding teams get priority onboarding and locked-in launch pricing.
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