AL Identity verification · Alloy, Inc.

Alloy

US-focused identity decisioning that connects 120+ data sources for onboarding and compliance, available inside your Zenoo flows.

At a glance

Overview

Alloy overview

Alloy is a US-focused identity decisioning platform used by banks and fintechs to run risk-based verification and compliance checks against a large network of data sources. It suits US institutions that want policy-driven decisioning across KYC, fraud, and transaction monitoring signals.

Company
Alloy, Inc.
Category
Identity verification
Strongest in
US risk-based decisioning across many data sources
Best fit
US banks and fintechs with policy-driven compliance workflows

Where it is strongest

Key strengths

What Alloy does well.

01

Built for US banking and fintech

The platform is designed around US bank and fintech onboarding, with risk-based routing that maps to US compliance workflows.

02

Large data source network

Public documentation cites integrations with 120+ data sources, letting teams combine identity, credit, and fraud signals in one decision.

03

Policy-driven decisioning

Compliance teams can encode approval, review, and denial logic as policies, including AI-assisted review of watchlist alerts per recent product announcements.

Who it suits

Best for

Where Alloy fits, and what to plan for.

Honest notes on the trade-offs, each with a way to cover the gap inside a Zenoo flow.

Best for
  • US banks and fintechs that need risk-based decisioning across many data sources
  • Teams combining KYC, fraud, and transaction monitoring signals in one policy
  • Organisations with US-centred customer bases
Considerations
  • US centre of gravity. Alloy's depth is in US data sources. Teams verifying international documents at scale typically pair it with a global document verification provider, which is straightforward in a Zenoo flow.
  • Asynchronous decisioning. Alloy's public status history notes occasional webhook response delays affecting workflow steps. Zenoo's fallback routing and retry handling keep applicants moving if a downstream response is delayed.
  • Quote-based pricing. There is no public pricing, which makes early-stage cost comparison difficult. Activating through Zenoo keeps Alloy under one contract alongside your other providers.
You

Open the customer's case

What your team sees

The Alloy result, beside everything else.

The result sits with screening and review on one case, so nobody checks a second tool to see the whole customer.

What you can build

  • US bank account opening with policy-driven approve, review, and deny logic
  • Combining identity, credit, and fraud signals into a single onboarding decision
LA
Lorraine AshcombeSample case · Personal
In review
AlloyVerified
Name and date of birthAgrees
PEP screeningSuggested
Name matches a list entry, but the date of birth differs. Suggest you clear as a false positive.Zenoo suggests, your team decides

About Alloy

FAQs

Alloy questions.

Is Alloy an orchestration platform or a data provider?

Alloy sits between the two: it aggregates 120+ data sources behind policy-driven decisioning. Inside a Zenoo flow it acts as one decisioning step, with Zenoo handling the end-to-end journey, provider fallbacks, and the audit trail across everything else in your stack.

Does Alloy verify international documents?

Its strength is US data sources rather than global document verification. Most teams pair it with a global document verification provider in the same Zenoo flow when onboarding internationally.

You

Tomorrow, your case

Bring us a case that went wrong.

We will run it through Zenoo while you watch: the evidence, the decision, and the record your MLRO would want to defend.

30 minutes. Your data. No slides.