If your business sits on top of UK or EU SMEs, Co.ID is the verified identity layer you need, already built to the DIATF standard. Embed it, white-label it, or pipe it through an API. Every SME that issues a Co.ID from your surface stays inside your product.
One aggregator integration delivers more Co.IDs than months of direct outreach. Here's who's signed today.
Pick the format that fits your product. Commercial terms flex with depth of integration, volume, and who owns the customer relationship.
Issue Co.ID to your customers under your brand. Umazi is the credential engine, you stay the relationship.
Your customer finishes signup. They leave with a signed Co.ID in their pocket. No extra journey, no extra friction.
Your platform consumes verified credentials instead of re-running KYB. Screen the signature, not the source. Faster onboarding, fewer false positives.
Issue a branded Co.ID to every member or licensed entity. A trust layer your network carries.
The typical aggregator converts 20–40% of eligible SMEs to a Co.ID within the first twelve months. The economics work at both ends. The SME gets a credential they reuse everywhere. You get reuse fees, renewal revenue, and a stickier customer.
Model your channelCo.ID is being built to the UK Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework, statutory from December 2025. The same wallet meets eIDAS 2.0 obligations across the EU from December 2026. Bank acceptance is required from November 2027. The credential is designed to carry the weight.
Cryptographically signed, self-sovereign, portable. The credential verifies without contacting Umazi.
Built inside the standards process. Umazi sits on the CFIT Digital Verification Taskforce shaping the blueprint banks will accept from 2027.
Subject-controlled by design. Every share is logged, revocable, and consent-based.
AI agents transacting on behalf of an SME can verify the credential directly. No dashboard. No scraping.
Companies House, GLEIF, OpenSanctions, OFAC, D&B. Signed at the point of verification. No parsed PDFs.
Isle of Man LOI and Bahrain MOU in execution. First cross-border business-identity bridge between two sovereign jurisdictions.
Themis is a UK AML and financial-crime platform. The MOU positions Co.ID as the upstream verified credential against which Themis screens. Umazi issues. Themis assesses. Every Themis customer onboarding becomes a potential Co.ID issuance trigger. The two companies sit at different layers of the same stack.
That is the shape most partnerships take. Co.ID is the primitive. Whatever you sell sits on top of it.
Issues the credential. Signs the attestation. Owns reuse economics.
Screens, scores, onboards, consumes the credential. Keeps the customer relationship.
Every channel we've signed in 2026 has been co-built, not sold. If you have UK SMEs on your platform, we'd like a conversation.