List of PayMedia eKYC Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying PayMedia eKYC customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased PayMedia eKYC for Computer Vision from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using PayMedia eKYC for Computer Vision include: Bank of Ceylon, a Sri Lanka based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 8500 employees and revenues of $1.50 billion, Sampath Bank, a Sri Lanka based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 3948 employees and revenues of $590.0 million, HNB (Hatton National Bank), a Sri Lanka based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 5577 employees and revenues of $471.0 million and many others.
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Bank of Ceylon | Banking and Financial Services | 8500 | $1.5B | Sri Lanka | PayMedia | PayMedia eKYC | Computer Vision | 2024 | n/a | In 2024, Bank of Ceylon implemented PayMedia eKYC as part of the BOC Flex digital banking and mobile onboarding platform. The PayMedia eKYC implementation leveraged Computer Vision capabilities for identity document capture and automated OCR, facial recognition with liveness checks, and structured data extraction to drive KYC decisioning inside the onboarding flow. The deployment functioned as a mobile-first onboarding layer embedded in BOC Flex to support customer onboarding and retail finance operations across Sri Lanka, with PayMedia eKYC handling identity capture, verification gating, and evidence retention for downstream processing. Governance and workflow changes formalized verification handoffs and identity checkpoints within digital account opening and loan application processes, and the implementation improved digital onboarding capacity and was recognised at the NBQSA 2025 awards. | |
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HNB (Hatton National Bank) | Banking and Financial Services | 5577 | $471M | Sri Lanka | PayMedia | PayMedia eKYC | Computer Vision | 2015 | n/a | In 2015, Hatton National Bank implemented PayMedia eKYC in a project classified in the Computer Vision category. The deployment supported HNB finance operations in Sri Lanka and enabled higher-volume real-time deposits through digital payment automation. Implementation centered on Cash/Cheque Deposit Machine integrations and related digital payment automation, with PayMedia integrating CCDM devices to automate deposit capture and processing workflows. Module usage for PayMedia eKYC is inferred from public sources, which describe the deposit automation work and PayMedia's subsequent expansion into digital onboarding and computer vision based identity verification for banking customers. Operational coverage focused on bank finance and payment processing functions across HNB's Sri Lankan operations, with system functions aligned to deposit capture, document imaging, automated posting, and customer onboarding workflows. Governance and rollout were organized around device integration and automation of back office deposit handling, transitioning manual deposit capture to instrumented CCDM workflows while preserving bank operational controls. | |
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Sampath Bank | Banking and Financial Services | 3948 | $590M | Sri Lanka | PayMedia | PayMedia eKYC | Computer Vision | 2023 | n/a | In 2023, Sampath Bank implemented PayMedia eKYC as part of the Sampath Vishwa digital and mobile banking rollout. The PayMedia eKYC implementation uses Computer Vision capabilities to enable digital customer onboarding and identity verification across Sri Lanka, as described in the PayMedia case study for Sampath Vishwa. Functional elements inferred from the vendor case study include identity document capture and OCR, facial recognition and liveness detection, and automated identity verification workflows embedded in the onboarding flow. These eKYC capabilities align directly with retail banking and finance onboarding functions. Deployment was delivered within the Sampath Vishwa digital and mobile banking application, embedding PayMedia eKYC into front end onboarding flows and routing verification outcomes to Sampath Bank onboarding teams. Operational scope covers retail customer onboarding across Sampath Bank digital channels nationwide, impacting customer onboarding, compliance checks, and front office operations. Governance moved toward centralized digital verification procedures and automated decisioning rules to standardize identity checks and reduce manual review, implemented through the PayMedia eKYC modules. PayMedia delivered the Sampath Vishwa application and the PayMedia eKYC capability for Sampath Bank. |
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