US-based AiPrise, which provides AI-powered compliance and verification services, says repeat business verifications on its platform have increased sixfold over the past year, with some businesses verified by as many as 13 different companies. A single cross-border transaction can involve an on-ramp, a payout partner, and local banking providers, each running its own Know Your Customer (KYC) and Know Your Business (KYB) checks on the same documents. Rather than passing on only a pass-or-fail result, Token Sharing gives participating companies access to the underlying evidence, including the information provided, checks performed, sources consulted, and audit trail. With the verified party’s consent, receiving companies can reuse checks that meet their own policies, run only the additional checks they require, raise follow-up questions through the same token, and make their own compliance decisions. The token remains active for the life of the customer relationship, so institutions can request or provide further information without restarting onboarding or exchanging documents by email. According to AiPrise, such requests typically take three to five days to resolve for transactions involving several financial platforms. Participating companies include alfred, BlindPay, Conduit, dLocal, KAST, Mesta, MoneyGram, nsave, Saber Money, Tazapay, and Walapay.