Veriphy looks to double customer base

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Online verification company Veriphy has expanded its product range with the addition of company checks.

The Veriphy system provides a way to find key information on people, property and businesses online, via a transactional model, where clients only pay for the checks they use,

Veriphy’s managing director, George Stark, said: “We are increasing the range of products available to clients on the back of a fantastic year and in response to requests by our users. By adding these new services on the same free to join and pay-per-use model we will see accelerated growth with a target of doubling our customer base.”””

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