Pixalytica

Pixalytica is a deep search people tool. A KYC reporting tool that uses facial recognition to match a face against publicly available records, then compiles a report covering real name, PEP status, criminal activity and connections, plus sanctions and high-risk industry screening.

Pixalytica is a KYC reporting tool that uses facial recognition as its entry point. A submitted face image is matched against publicly available sources, and the output is a structured identity report rather than a raw match score. The company positions the product around four checks: confirming a real name, verifying politically exposed person (PEP) status, detecting criminal activity and known connections, and screening for sanctions and high-risk industries. The practical appeal is the consolidation. Compliance teams normally stitch together a biometric match from one vendor, a sanctions list from another, and adverse media research done by hand. Pixalytica frames itself as doing that work in one pass, drawing only on public records. That keeps the scope narrower than commercial data brokers, but it also means the quality of any single report depends on what is publicly documented about the person being screened. It suits compliance and onboarding staff at smaller financial firms, fintechs, crypto businesses and regulated service providers who need a first-pass identity picture without a full enterprise screening contract. Investigative journalists, fraud teams and due diligence analysts are also plausible users, since the report format combines identity with reputation and affiliation signals. Pixalytica sits between pure facial recognition APIs, which return similarity scores and leave interpretation to you, and large AML platforms that bundle document verification, transaction monitoring and case management. It covers the identity and screening slice only. Buyers should confirm coverage of specific watchlists and jurisdictions before relying on it, since the public homepage makes no claims about list providers, data refresh rates or audit trails. Pricing, trial availability and integration options are not stated publicly on the site, so those need to be confirmed directly with the vendor.