Vet sellers, vendors and gig workers before they go live.
PAN, GST, CIN, Udyam, bank ownership, court records, and DPDP-aligned audit trails — wired into one decisioning layer built for e-commerce, gig, and B2B marketplaces operating in India.
Trusted by Indian Marketplaces Running Seller & Vendor Onboarding at Scale
From e-commerce platforms to gig and B2B marketplaces — operators use Deepvue to vet sellers, vendors, and gig workers before they list, transact, or hit the road.
Three reasons Indian marketplaces pick Deepvue.
Marketplaces don't need a global identity stack — they need fast, India-Stack-native KYB and seller verification that catches the bad-actor signature before the first listing or first ride. Deepvue is built around the marketplace decision chain.
A seller filling out forms for 4 minutes is a seller registering on your competitor's platform first. Sub-15-second KYB closes that gap.
Counterfeit sellers, fake invoice vendors, gig workers with criminal records — each leaves a signature in a registry your stack should be querying.
When a buyer dispute, regulator query, or insurance claim asks "did you actually verify this seller," you have a timestamped, immutable answer — not a screenshot.
Marketplaces typically stitch together 3-5 separate Indian vendors for KYC, KYB, bank, and court records. Deepvue collapses that into one decisioning chain — single contract, single SLA, single audit trail.
Why marketplace KYC stacks leak fraud at signup.
If counterfeit listings, mule sellers, or fake-invoice vendors keep slipping past your verification, here's where the funnel usually breaks.
The marketplace stack — six primitives, one decision chain.
Every primitive a marketplace needs to onboard a seller, vendor, or gig worker — wired to call as a chain or independently. Your call.
How marketplaces run seller and vendor onboarding on Deepvue.
From a seller hitting "Register" to first listing live — a typical onboarding cycle in your funnel.
End-to-end median: under 15 seconds. Compare against your current verification stack side-by-side in a 15-min walkthrough.
A seller decision, end-to-end.
What a single seller-onboarding flow looks like — parallel KYB checks, structured decision, full audit trail.
// Parallel by default, stop-on-fail optional 1. POST /v1/identity/pan-validate 2. POST /v1/business/gst-validate 3. POST /v1/business/cin-lookup 4. POST /v1/banking/account-verification 5. POST /v1/identity/mnrl 6. POST /v1/bgv/court-record-search 7. POST /v1/decision/seller-onboarding
{
"seller_id": "slr_8a4f2b9e",
"decision": "APPROVED",
"latency_ms": 12184,
"checks": {
"pan_validate": "PASS",
"gstin_active": "REGULAR",
"cin_active": "PASS",
"bank_ownership": "NAME_MATCH",
"mnrl": "CLEAR",
"court_record": "NO_MATCH"
},
"audit_trail_id": "at_2026_04_28_17_42_19",
"compliance_format": "DPDP_v2",
"data_residency": "IN"
} Compliance map for Indian marketplaces.
The frameworks marketplaces get challenged on — buyer protection, intermediary safe harbour, GST input-credit due diligence, gig worker labour codes — and which Deepvue capabilities map to each.
Where seller-onboarding funnels leak — and where Deepvue plugs the holes.
From "register" to "first listing live" — and from "first listing" to "first dispute" — funnels usually break in one of these places.
Wire it in over a coffee.
Most marketplaces drop Deepvue into their seller onboarding flow in under a week. One sandbox key, one chained endpoint, webhooks back to your existing trust + safety stack.
What you get out of the box.
Capabilities every Indian marketplace needs for seller, vendor, and gig-worker onboarding — without stitching together five vendors.
Marketplaces building India onboarding on Deepvue.
Five marketplace profiles — each with the specific outcome they hit after collapsing their verification stack.
Built for the marketplace compliance posture.
Consumer Protection rules, GST input-credit due diligence, IT Act intermediary safe harbour, sectoral licences, gig labour codes — Deepvue's audit trail satisfies all of them out of the box.
Deepvue is not a regulator and does not represent itself as RBI, SEBI, UIDAI, or any government authority. Marketplaces retain full responsibility for buyer-protection, intermediary-safe-harbour, and sectoral licensing decisions. Deepvue provides the verification infrastructure and structured audit trail; the platform-policy decisioning is yours.
All API interactions are protected using encryption, role-based access controls, and audit logging.
Volume pricing for marketplaces.
Seller / vendor / gig-worker onboarding bundles tier with monthly volume. Pay per decision, not per individual API call. INR-first invoicing.
Most marketplaces running 10k-1M onboardings per month land in a per-decision range that comfortably preserves unit economics. No per-vendor surcharges.
Common questions from compliance and product leads.
Real questions, asked in evaluation calls. If yours isn't here, book a 15-min walkthrough — we'll answer it live.
We already have a KYB vendor and a separate court-records provider. Why consolidate?
Do you re-verify sellers periodically, or only at signup?
Is Deepvue a registered KUA / authorized intermediary with UIDAI?
Where is seller / vendor / gig-worker data stored?
How long does integration take?
Do you cover sectoral licences (FSSAI, drug, fertiliser, etc.)?
Is Deepvue the right verification infrastructure for an Indian marketplace?
Deepvue provides India-Stack-native KYB (PAN, GST, CIN, Udyam, DIN), bank ownership match, court record + FIR signal lookup, MNRL screening, face liveness, and DPDP-aligned audit trails — wired into a single decisioning chain built for e-commerce, gig, B2B, and vertical marketplaces operating in India. Sub-15-second median decisions, parallel calls instead of sequential, and one consolidated contract replacing the typical 3-5 vendor stack of KYB, court-records, bank-verification, and identity providers.
Vet your next seller in
under 15 seconds.
India-Stack-native. DPDP-aligned. Built for marketplaces.