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Ekata KYC

Ekata KYC evaluates an individual’s identity information through four separate inquiries. Lendflow combines the available results so your team can review identity risk, address risk, and phone validity or use those values in Data Orchestration. The Ekata KYC block is available for individual entities in the KYC category of Workflow Builder and Data Orchestration.
Ekata is a bring-your-own-credentials service. Your organization must connect active Ekata credentials before the service can run.

Available inquiries

Lendflow sends these inquiries concurrently. An inquiry with insufficient or invalid inputs is skipped, so a completed Ekata result may contain only some of the four response objects.

Requirements

Requirements differ by inquiry.

Account Opening

Transaction Risk

Address Risk

Phone Intelligence

Ekata does not currently receive the applicant’s IP address from Lendflow. If one inquiry lacks valid inputs, Lendflow can still run the other valid inquiries. The service fails as a whole only when every attempted inquiry fails.

Configure Ekata KYC in Data Orchestration

  1. In the Lendflow Dashboard, open Builders > Data Orchestration.
  2. Create or edit a template.
  3. Add Ekata KYC from the KYC service category.
  4. Select the Ekata attributes the template should evaluate.
  5. Configure the applicable conditions and connect each outcome to the next block.
  6. Save and publish the template.
The result attributes trigger Ekata when current prerequisite data is unavailable. Because inquiries can be skipped independently, configure conditions to handle missing attributes when the corresponding application information may be incomplete. See Data Orchestration for the complete template-building workflow.

Run Ekata KYC through the API

Data services run through a published Data Orchestration template. Your integration needs:
  • An integration token with permission to access the application and run Data Orchestration.
  • The application ID.
  • Active Ekata credentials for the organization.
  • A published template containing the Ekata KYC block.
  • The template ID.
  • The applicable workflow stage_id when the template is assigned to a specific stage.
  1. Call Execute Data Orchestration for the application.
  2. Include template_id and application_id. Include stage_id when applicable.
  3. Confirm that the response contains data.executed: true.
  4. Monitor the asynchronous run with List Data Orchestration Logs and Get Data Orchestration Log.
  5. Retrieve the application’s enrichment data after the service finishes to review the available Ekata inquiry responses.
An accepted execution response means the run was scheduled. It does not mean Ekata has finished processing.

What the service returns

A representative combined response has this shape:
Do not apply one score scale to every result: If an inquiry is absent, confirm that the application contained its required information. A missing inquiry is different from an inquiry that returned a negative result.

Response attributes

Additional fields can include name, email, phone, and address correlation values; warnings; carrier information; and phone popularity, velocity, or volatility. Review the object containing the field to determine which inquiry produced it.

FAQ

Ekata requires active credentials supplied by your organization. Confirm that Ekata is connected under your organization’s data-provider settings.
Each inquiry validates its own inputs. Lendflow skips an inquiry when the required personal, business, address, email, or phone information is unavailable or invalid.
No. Account Opening and Transaction Risk use 0-to-500 identity risk scores, Address Risk uses a 0-to-1 decimal, and Phone Risk is a boolean validity result.
No. Configure your organization’s score thresholds and outcomes in Data Orchestration.
No. It means Data Orchestration accepted and scheduled the run. Monitor the orchestration log for completion.