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Hosted Components

Hosted Components are secure, Nium-managed UI forms that embed directly into your platform — giving your customers a compliant, consistent experience without requiring you to build or maintain the underlying flows.

Each Hosted Component handles a specific workflow: collecting beneficiary payment details, tax information, customer onboarding data, or responses to compliance information requests. Nium manages hosting, form logic, regulatory updates, and data transmission.

Who should use Hosted Components​

Hosted Components are designed for clients that want to:

  • Reduce engineering effort on compliance and data-collection flows
  • Go live faster without building custom UI
  • Maintain a consistent, branded experience without owning the underlying form logic
  • Keep collected data flowing securely and directly into Nium

Benefits​

  • Rapid integration: Launch hosted forms in days. Nium manages hosting, scaling, and updates.
  • Lower operational overhead: Eliminate the need to build or maintain forms for compliance, document collection, and payment setup workflows.
  • Secure and globally compliant: All Hosted Components run on Nium's infrastructure, aligned with global standards for availability, privacy, and regulatory compliance.
  • Automatic updates: As regulatory requirements change, Nium updates the forms — no action required from your team.

Available Hosted Components​

ComponentPurpose
Beneficiary FormsCollect payment account details from beneficiaries or recipients
Tax FormsCollect tax information (W-9, W-8) from beneficiaries or recipients
Onboarding FormsGuide customers through KYB/KYC data submission and compliance steps
KYC Pre-built FormCollect identity verification information from customers without building a custom KYC interface
RFI FormsCollect additional information from customers during compliance reviews

Next steps​

Contact your Nium account manager or Nium Support to enable and configure Hosted Components for your account.

LLM-ready documentation:: llms.txt and llms-full.txt
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