SOLO review
Share verified customer data and reusable KYC/KYB certificates under defined controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SOLO is a data-sharing network for banks, fintechs, credit unions and other financial-services participants. Institutions can furnish verified customer data, query records and certificates from other participants, and share reusable KYC and KYB credentials. The product is aimed at organizations that want to reuse verification work across a network rather than manage customer data exchange as a general-purpose platform. Described uses include onboarding, identity and business verification, fraud screening, financial assessment and consumer data portability.
Governance is central to the exchange model. SOLO documents transaction-based roles, policy configuration, usage codes and customer consent and permission management. These controls govern queries and furnishing, while provenance, lineage and audit records support traceability of shared data. That combination is relevant where participants need to understand how customer information was contributed and how it may be accessed or reused. The platform also offers data portability packages, extending its scope beyond verification credentials while keeping the emphasis on financial-services customer data.
The network approach makes fit dependent on counterparties: value comes from querying useful data and certificates furnished by other participants, alongside contributing data that may be reused. SOLO describes participants as able to earn value when contributions are reused. Its published pricing information directs interested organizations to request pricing or book a consultation, rather than presenting a public plan structure. The product is a fit for mid-market and enterprise financial institutions seeking governed, reusable KYC/KYB exchange; organizations looking for broad, cross-industry data-exchange capabilities or a self-serve purchasing route should consider alternatives.
SOLO pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines customer consent, policy configuration and usage codes for access control.
- Supports reusable KYC and KYB certificates across network participants.
- Provides provenance, traceable lineage and audit records for shared data.
- Where it doesn't
- Focused on financial-services customer data rather than broad data exchange.
- Participation depends on other network members furnishing relevant data.
- Pricing requires contacting SOLO Finance Inc.
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