Toden documentation
The fastest way to add identity and risk checks to your product
Toden is trust infrastructure for digital businesses. One console and one set of API keys cover User Verification (KYC), Business Verification (KYB) and Risk Intelligence: screening, transaction monitoring, wallet screening, Travel Rule and investigations. Verify a person, verify a company, and keep watching what happens after onboarding.
The video below shows the whole arc in under four minutes: set up onboarding as a workflow, publish it, deliver it through an SDK or a hosted link, and try it with test data. The written version is the hosted link quickstart.
Built for decisions you can defend
Passing a check is the easy part. Toden is built for the question that comes later: why was this customer approved, and can you prove it?
How you integrate: start small, go as deep as you need
Most teams ship a hosted link first and add an SDK later. Every route creates the same verification and delivers the same result, so nothing is thrown away when you move.
Getting started
Not sure which route fits? Choose your integration compares them side by side.
Learn the platform on video
Short screen recordings from the Toden console. Each one is also embedded on the guide it explains, with the full steps written out beside it.
More on the Toden YouTube channel.
Product lines
From onboarding to continuous trust.
Hosted verification sessions
Our recommended integration. You create a session, we host the flow, and you receive the result.
Call a check directly
No session and no customer present. Send a request from your backend and get a result.
How each check works
Toden was previously called Myaza Trust. Some identifiers still carry the earlier name and are correct as written: webhook headers such as X-Myaza-Signature-V2, the Myaza-Version request header, and the client packages under @myazahq. Do not rename them in your code.