Speed up business onboarding by conducting registry screening, UBO verification, ownership structure checks, AML watchlist screening, and corporate document verification in one place.
Automate company verification by letting counterparties verify in a few clicks
Verify shareholder data and personal documents fast, in any language
Capitalize on rapid verification of any entity to scale globally
According to the Liminal's Link Index, Sumsub Business Verification possessed one of the strongest capability sets among those analyzed. Let's see what results you can get with Sumsub.
30K+ global data sources in 200+ countries and territories, all available to you. Screen against watchlists, analyze entity data, validate ownership, and review corporate structures—all in one centralized platform
30 seconds, 90%+ average pass rates, and seamless UX will ensure an efficient onboarding process with high pass rates. User and business verification can be run simultaneously, with real-time updates for all parties
Screen UBOs and representatives against 11000+ independent data sources, including global watchlists, PEP lists, and adverse media
Get insights on your customers’ beneficial owners and ownership structures automatically
Combine business verification modules to meet evolving regulations and your business needs. You can start with a registry check and corporate document verification if no data is found
Not enough data to make an informed onboarding decision? Delegate the entire process to our veteran compliance team
Use Sumsub to integrate the services you need via Web SDK, Mobile SDK, or our RESTful API. Alternatively, you can use Unilink to onboard users via a QR code or a link to the verification form without integrating Sumsub at all. Don’t worry about interruptions with 99.996% uptime.
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Online Business Verification is a process that investigates and determines the legitimacy of a company and its overall ownership structure. It is also a due diligence procedure that checks business activities to ensure that all partnering entities are not involved in illegal activities. Business Verification ensures that Anti-Money Laundering regulations are applied to help prevent money laundering and other types of serious financial crimes.
Company verification typically requires a range of documents to thoroughly establish the legitimacy of a business. These include incorporation documents, which verify the company's legal existence; business licenses, proving the company is authorized to operate in its respective field; financial statements, to assess the financial health and stability; and proof of business address, ensuring the physical location of the business. Extra documents may include the identification of key executives and beneficial owners to comply with regulations regarding verifying businesses.
Corporate verification is a business authentication process where a business’s operational status is confirmed. This involves checking registration details with government databases, ensuring compliance with local laws, and sometimes reviewing ownership structure.
Business verification services scrutinize a company's registration details, verify its legal existence, assess compliance with local laws, and evaluate the credibility of its financial standing and ownership. The main goal is to prevent fraud and ensure that a business is trustworthy before you engage in any transactions or partnerships with them.