shuftipro.com Shufti Recognized as Leading KYC Vendor in 2026 Liminal Index
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- •Shufti scored 83% in Product Execution, the highest in the Liminal Index.
- •The Liminal Index evaluated 82 vendors, identifying 22 as leading vendors.
- •98.8% of banks plan to implement perpetual KYC in the next 12 months.
Shufti has been named a Leading Vendor in the 2026 Liminal Index™ for Know Your Customer (KYC) in Banking, achieving the highest score of 83% in Product Execution. The Liminal Index evaluated 82 vendors and identified 22 leading vendors, with Shufti receiving Exceptional ratings in six criteria, including Identity Verification Accuracy and Deepfake Detection. The report highlights a shift in KYC expectations due to upcoming regulations, with 98.8% of banks planning to deploy perpetual KYC within the next year. Shufti's global coverage strategy and automation capabilities were noted as key differentiators. The findings are based on a survey of 100 banking KYC decision-makers conducted in March 2026.
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