Service description
Yoti-related charges typically come from paid plans and business usage of identity and age verification tools, as well as recurring billing for ongoing access to features used in onboarding and compliance workflows. Depending on how an organization uses Yoti, expenses may be tied to a subscription, a usage-based service agreement, or add-ons required for specific verification scenarios.
Pay2.House virtual cards can be used as a convenient payment method for Yoti when you want to keep verification spend separate from other operational costs. Instead of using a main corporate card for everything, you can issue a dedicated virtual card for Yoti payments and keep all charges for identity verification in one place.
This approach is especially practical for teams running multiple products, brands, or regions. For example, you can create separate virtual cards for different projects that use Yoti (e.g., one card for a KYC onboarding flow and another for age-gating), making it easier to reconcile invoices and track which product is driving verification costs.
Virtual cards issued through Pay2.House are also useful for recurring payments. If your Yoti plan renews monthly or annually, assigning a specific card to that subscription helps organize renewals and reduces the risk of mixing SaaS subscriptions with unrelated purchases.
For finance and operations, Pay2.House supports managing multiple virtual cards from a single account, which can simplify internal controls: one card per vendor, per team, or per cost center. This makes Yoti expenses easier to monitor alongside other compliance and security tools, while keeping online payment details compartmentalized.
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