Yoti Named Among UK’s Fastest-Growing Companies by Financial Times

Digital identity company Yoti has increased annual revenue more than fivefold in three years, as demand for age, identity and fraud verification continues to grow. The company has been ranked 52nd in the Financial Times and Statista list of the UK’s fastest-growing companies for 2027.

Yoti co-founder and CEO Robin Tombs said revenue increased from £6.25 million in the year to March 2023 to £32.04 million in the year to March 2026. The company has also been profitable since March 2025, while revenue in September 2026 was 60% higher than in the same month last year.

Founded in 2014, Yoti provides digital identity, age verification, facial age estimation, liveness detection and fraud prevention technology. Its age verification tools use methods including selfies, identity documents, digital IDs and mobile numbers. Its MyFace technology is designed to detect whether a user is a real person rather than a bot, mask, fake image or deepfake. Yoti says its Digital ID has been downloaded more than 23 million times worldwide.

Yoti’s technology is used in online dating for identity and age verification. The company has worked with dating and matrimony platforms including Muzz, Jigsaw Dating, Muslim Marriage Services, Fluttr and DateID.