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This area allows you to fully white-label the verification interface to ensure a seamless visual transition for your users. Settings → Identity verification (KYC) → Branding

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UI Colors

You have granular control over the color palette to match your brand guidelines. You can configure colors for general layout, interaction states, and text.

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General & Brand

  • Primary & Secondary — Define your main brand colors used for buttons, highlights, and key elements.
  • Backgrounds — Set the primary and secondary background colors to control the overall canvas.
  • Typography — Define the default color for main body text.
  • Borders — Set a standard color for input field borders and dividers.

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Feedback States

Customize the colors used to communicate status updates. For each state, you can define both the icon/text color and the background color.
  • Success — Used for approved steps or completed actions.
  • Error — Used for failed checks or validation errors.
  • Warning — Used for alerts like “low image quality.”
  • Info — Used for neutral informational messages.

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Interaction States

  • Hovered button — The color of a button when a user hovers over it.
  • Disabled — Define the appearance (icon, typography, and background) for inactive or non-clickable elements.

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Component Colors

  • Heading — Specific color override for page headings (h1, h2, etc.).
  • Footer typography — Specific color for text appearing in the footer area.

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UI Files

Upload your visual assets to replace the default branding.
  • Logo — Upload your company logo to appear in the header of the verification flow. Accepted format: SVG.
  • Font — Upload your brand font to apply it to all text within the interface. Accepted formats: .otf, .ttf.
  • Watermark — When uploaded, your custom watermark is automatically applied at 15% opacity to the end user’s IDV photos (face, document front, document back) for verification PDFs. Accepted format: PNG.

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Other Settings

  • Show session timer — Displays a countdown timer showing the user how much time remains before their verification session expires.
  • Support email — Specify a support email address displayed to the user during the flow.
Branding and user flow limitationsDuring verification, all texts are predefined and are not editable. This includes localization and translations, titles, descriptions, warning/success/failure/error messages.
Need adjustments? If your localization needs adjustments, contact us.