Fraud & risk analytics · Alloy Labs, Inc. (Alloy)

Alloy

Identity risk orchestration platform that routes onboarding decisions across 270+ KYC/KYB and fraud data providers.

Alloy is an identity-decisioning orchestration platform used by banks, credit unions, fintechs and crypto platforms mainly at account opening and ongoing KYC/KYB monitoring. Its core method is vendor-neutral orchestration: rather than owning one proprietary signal, it connects to 270+ third-party data partners (credit bureaus, identity verification vendors, fraud intelligence feeds, watchlist screening, business-verification services) and lets institutions configure which checks run in what order, then applies its own identity-centric 'Fraud Signal' ML model to combine those inputs into a single risk decision. It extends into transaction monitoring (P2P, ACH, wire, card, stablecoins) and perpetual KYC/KYB re-checks after onboarding. Delivered as a cloud SaaS platform with API integration, Alloy differs from Sardine or Sift by not doing its own device/behavioral capture as the primary signal; its value is aggregating and orchestrating other vendors' identity data rather than generating a new one.

At a glance

Vendor Alloy Labs, Inc. (Alloy)
Pricing model Quote only
Free tier
Deployment Cloud
Open source No
Best for Banks and fintechs that want to combine multiple third-party identity and fraud data sources into one onboarding decision.

Pricing

Enterprise pricing quoted per institution based on data sources used and application volume; no published rate card.

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Features

  • Orchestration across 270+ KYC/KYB and fraud data partners
  • Identity-centric 'Fraud Signal' ML risk model
  • Automated account-opening decisioning
  • Perpetual KYC/KYB monitoring post-onboarding
  • Transaction monitoring across ACH, wire, card, P2P and stablecoins
  • AML/watchlist screening
  • AI assistant for case triage and next-step recommendations
  • Vendor-neutral, configurable decisioning workflows

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Profile last reviewed September 21, 2026

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