Pricing

In brief: Veriqos API pricing is quoted per customer, based on which APIs you use and how many calls you expect. This page explains what shapes Veriqos API pricing and how to get an accurate quote quickly.

Veriqos runs on usage-based pricing across its identity, banking, business, and vehicle verification APIs, rather than a fixed public price list. Here’s how it actually works, and how to get real numbers for your use case.

Why there’s no public price list

Cost per API call varies by product (an OCR call and a Penny-less bank verification call have different underlying data-source costs), and by monthly volume tier. Like most identity-verification providers in India, Veriqos doesn’t publish per-call rates publicly — the same honesty standard this site applies elsewhere (no fabricated stats, no invented reviews) means we won’t post a number here that isn’t the one you’d actually be quoted.

How to get real pricing

• Start in the free sandbox at sandbox.veriqos.com — no sales call required to get a key and start testing real API responses against the products you need.
• Request a quote once you know your expected monthly volume and which APIs you need — pricing is volume-tiered, so a rough estimate of monthly calls gets you an accurate number faster than a generic price list would.

What affects your price

• Which APIs you use (a full onboarding stack — OCR, identity, bank, business — costs differently than a single check)
• Monthly call volume
• Whether you need Video KYC (V-CIP), which involves a live/assisted verification step rather than a pure API lookup

See the KYC API Integration Checklist for help scoping which checks you actually need before requesting a quote.

Understanding Veriqos API pricing

Verification costs are rarely a single number. The total you pay depends on the mix of checks in your flow, how many customers pass through each step, and how your volumes grow over time. This guide explains how to think about Veriqos API pricing, and verification pricing in general, so you can budget accurately and compare options fairly.

Start with your verification flow

List every check in your onboarding and monitoring flows, and estimate how many customers reach each step each month. A typical flow narrows as it goes: many applicants reach a PAN check, fewer reach bank account verification, and fewer still need video-based identification. Pricing based on that funnel is far more accurate than multiplying your total applicants by a single rate.

What shapes Veriqos API pricing

• The APIs you use. Simple validity checks and richer checks that return more data are priced differently.
• Volume. Expected monthly calls for each API affect the rate you are quoted.
• Commitment. Whether you prefer pay-as-you-go flexibility or a committed volume affects the structure of the quote.
• Growth. If your volumes will grow quickly, say so; Veriqos API pricing can be structured to reflect that.

Questions worth asking any provider

Whether you are reviewing Veriqos API pricing or comparing providers, ask the same questions so the comparison is fair:

• How are calls that fail, time out or return no data treated in billing?
• Are there minimum monthly commitments or set-up fees?
• How do rates change as volume grows?
• Is sandbox usage free, and are there limits on it?
• How is usage reported, and how often are invoices issued?

Estimating total cost of verification

The API price is only part of the cost of verification. Include the cost of manual reviews, the cost of customers who drop out because a step is slow, and the cost of fraud that gets through. A slightly more expensive check that removes a manual review step or stops a common fraud pattern is often the cheaper option overall. When you discuss Veriqos API pricing with our team, bring your current costs for these too, so we can look at the whole picture with you.

Reducing verification spend without weakening checks

• Validate formats first. Catch mistyped PANs, GSTINs and account numbers in the form, before any paid call is made.
• Order checks sensibly. Run cheap, decisive checks before expensive ones, so heavier checks only run on applicants who have passed the basics.
• Avoid duplicate calls. Reuse a recent result for the same customer and purpose where your policy allows, rather than checking twice in one journey.
• Match depth to risk. Use lighter checks for low-risk products and reserve richer checks for higher-risk cases.

Getting an accurate quote

The fastest way to get accurate Veriqos API pricing is to share three things: the APIs you plan to use, your expected monthly volume for each, and when you expect to go live. With those, our team can give you a quote that reflects your actual flow rather than a generic rate card. Contact us with those details, and ask for sandbox access so your developers can test while the commercial discussion happens.

Pricing and compliance

Cost should never decide whether a check required by regulation is carried out. Start from the checks your obligations require under the RBI’s Master Direction on KYC and other applicable rules, then optimise how those checks are run. That way, decisions about Veriqos API pricing are about efficiency, never about cutting a required step.

More about Veriqos API Pricing

For questions about Veriqos API Pricing at your volumes, talk to our team, or explore our PAN Verification API and Aadhaar Verification API. For the KYC rules our customers work under, see the RBI’s Master Direction on KYC.