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Create your account

This page walks through creating an account, picking a region, and verifying your email. It takes about a minute. For the developer flow that follows sign-up, see the Quickstart.

Your data lives in the region you sign up under. The platform does not replicate customer data across regions, so the choice is sticky — pick the one that matches where your customers live.

If you operate in both jurisdictions you create two separate organizations, one in each region. API keys, webhook endpoints, workflow templates, and applicant verifications belong to one region and cannot be queried from the other. For the full residency posture, see Where is my data hosted?.

Open the console URL for your region and pick Sign up. You can sign up with email + password or with a corporate Google account.

The first user in a new organization becomes the owner. Owner is the only role that can manage billing and invite other owners — see Pick the right role.

Email + password sign-ups receive a verification message. Click the link to finish creating the account. The link expires; if it does, request a new one from the sign-in page. Google sign-ups skip this step because Google has already verified the email.

On first sign-in you accept the service agreement and the data processing addendum. The acceptance is recorded on the organization with the actor, the timestamp, and the document version. You can find it later under Settings -> Compliance.

A new organization gets:

  • A $10 trial credit in your wallet, valid for 14 days from sign-up. The trial covers an end-to-end run of the verification flow with no card required — spend it on real checks at their per-check price.
  • Both modes enabled: test mode for development, live mode for production traffic. Resources created in one mode are invisible to the other.
  • A single wallet, in US dollars, holding the trial balance. You can run verifications whenever the wallet has a positive balance — add funds with a one-time top-up before the trial expires, and subscribe to a tier (Basic, Pro, or Max) when you want a monthly grant and premium features.