Comparison
Bits vs Taktile
Taktile is a decision platform for banking and insurance, used to build credit, fraud and compliance logic on top of partner data. Bits is a compliance platform that ships onboarding, screening, risk scoring, monitoring and cases ready to use on one customer record.
Choose Bits if
You want a ready-made compliance system where onboarding, screening, risk scoring, transaction monitoring and cases share one customer record, and your compliance team runs it without code.
Choose Taktile if
You want a general decision engine for credit, fraud and compliance logic across banking and insurance, and you have the team to build compliance flows on top of partner data.
Side by side
KYC identity verification
Yes. eIDs such as BankID and MitID built in, plus ID document checks through integrated providers
Through partner integrations. No native document or biometric checks
KYB, registries and UBOs
Yes. Registry data and UBO mapping built in, across the Nordics and Europe
KYB workflows and agents are native. Registry data comes from integrated providers
Hosted no-code onboarding flow
Yes. Brandable no-code onboarding flow with questionnaires
Visual decision canvas. No hosted end-customer onboarding forms found
PEP, sanctions and adverse media
Yes. Built into onboarding and ongoing monitoring
Screening data through integrations, with AI agents that review matches
Ongoing monitoring and periodic reviews
Yes. Data updated daily, with review intervals per risk level
No packaged perpetual KYC or re-screening module found
Customer risk scoring
Yes. Your own variables and weights on a 1.0 to 4.0 scale, with models per market
Build your own with scorecards and decision tables. No packaged AML risk rating found
Transaction monitoring
Yes. Rules read the customer’s risk score and history
Monitoring logic can be built in the engine, with an AI agent for alert review. No prebuilt scenario library found
Case management
Yes. Cases collect the customer record, triggered rules and linked transactions
Yes. Queues by escalation reason, SLA routing and AI case summaries
Workflow automation across modules
Yes. Procedures connect modules and your own systems without code
Yes. Core product, with backtesting and A/B tests
Credit decisioning
Partial. Credit data can feed onboarding flows and rules
Yes. Underwriting is a core use case
Regulatory reporting
goAML SAR and STR reports for Sweden and Finland
AI agent for regulatory reports
Data providers
60+ built-in data sources
Marketplace of 145+ listed integrations
API
REST API and webhooks
REST APIs, OpenAPI specs and MCP
Pricing
Not public. Free sandbox trial
Not public. Demo only
Headquarters
Stockholm, Sweden
New York, with offices in Berlin, London, São Paulo and Iași
Where Taktile is strong
A flexible decision engine: rules, scorecards, ML models, Python, backtesting and experiments on one canvas.
Depth in credit and underwriting, plus a large provider marketplace with reseller agreements.
Mature AI agents with governance features and enterprise security.
Where Bits differs
Bits ships compliance modules ready to use: KYB and KYC onboarding with a hosted, brandable flow, AML risk scoring, ongoing due diligence, transaction monitoring and case management.
Bits focuses on regulated finance in the EU and AMLR 2027, from Stockholm. Taktile spans banking and insurance from a US headquarters.
In Bits, transaction rules read the customer’s risk score and history natively, because every module works from the same data model.
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