Everything checked out
Download the record, keep it on the file, carry on.
AML, KYC and ID checks for UK accountants
Five free sends once verified. No card.
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Identity
Screening
Your file
That prove nothing about who sent them.
A monthly platform fee, whether you check anyone or not.
Evidence in six places, none of it dated.
Once for every company they sit behind.
So we built the simplest thing that works: one link, one price, one record.
Name, email, send. WhatsApp if that's how you reach them.
Phone, ID photo, selfie. Nothing to download.
Read the result. Download the PDF. Done.
Passport, driving licence or ID card, checked for forgery and matched to a live selfie.
Verified, not just typed in. HMRC AMLG11400
The UK Sanctions List, international lists and PEP lists, on the day you take them on. Regulation 35
A PDF for the file, and 12 months of screening that tells you the day a name appears. Regulation 28(11)
Client and firm wide, both as PDFs for your supervisor. Regulation 28(12) and 18
What you do for them and whether it's ongoing, recorded with the check. Regulation 28(2)(c)
See everything one check includes, with the rules behind each part
£4.99 per person
Prices exclude VAT.
Start a checkOne line of the invoice. These are the others.
Bought a line at a time
One client£8.41
Plus a platform fee, commonly £8 to £13 a month before you check anybody.
TrueFortis
One client£4.99
No platform fee, no monthly minimum, no contract.
Prices exclude VAT, checked September 2026 against published price lists. Providers that lead with a document and biometric check charge £10 to £15. Don't take our word for it: add up every line on your own invoice. Part of why we cost less is that our provider is not yet on the government's register of digital verification services: see the questions below.
The people behind a company client have to be verified too. We find them. You press send. Regulation 28(4)
Name, office and incorporation date, straight from Companies House. Free.
Directors and PSCs, with their other appointments, so you know who you're dealing with.
Each gets their own link. One record once they all pass.
Useful whoever supervises you
TrueFortis uses three colours. You'll see the same ones next to each client.
Download the record, keep it on the file, carry on.
Usually a PEP or a possible match. Read it, decide what's proportionate, record your decision.
Don't act for them yet. Read why, and speak to your MLRO.
It doesn't replace your judgement. TrueFortis gives you the evidence and the record; you decide whether to take the client on.
It doesn't check trusts or charities yet. It checks individuals and companies.
It isn't Companies House identity verification. Directors use GOV.UK One Login or an Authorised Corporate Service Provider.
It doesn't make suspicious activity reports. Those go to the National Crime Agency through your MLRO.
A smartphone with a camera, and their passport, photocard driving licence or national identity card. Passports and ID cards from most countries are accepted.
The link expires after a while. Open their name in TrueFortis and press Send a new link. A send is used when the link goes out rather than when your client finishes, so a new link uses another one.
Not yet. Our current verification provider, Didit, holds ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certification but is not on the UK government's register of digital verification services. HMRC's guidance, published in July 2026, says a provider not on that register "cannot reliably be deemed suitable" for identity verification under the Regulations. Until TrueFortis uses a registered provider, don't rely on it as your only evidence of identity.
Yes. Type the company number and we take the company's details, its directors and its persons with significant control from Companies House. Adding the company is free; you send each of those people their own check. The company shows as verified once they all are.
Documents and selfies are processed by Didit in the European Union. Reports are stored in London. See our privacy notice.
You are. TrueFortis gives you the tool and the record. Your firm stays responsible for its customer due diligence and for deciding whether to act.
Our guides summarise the Money Laundering Regulations, HMRC and CCAB guidance in plain English, with links to every source.
Email support@truefortis.com. If it is about a particular check, include your client's name.