Protect your business from financial losses by detecting fraudulent transaction activity with the most flexible risk management solution around.
Don’t lose money on undetected money laundering and fraud. Detect all red flags in real time.
Reduce false positives without compromising on compliance. Honest users in, money launderers out.
Combine KYC/AML verification with transaction monitoring to help you detect and report suspicious activities.
Transaction data transferring
Send any data on transactions, payment methods and customers to Sumsub via secure API.
Transaction
monitoring
Sumsub monitors every transaction and detect suspicious activities according to your custom rules.
Case management
Review alerts and make smarter decisions based on data, dive deep into transactions and customers details. All in a single dashboard.
Leverage one of 300+ ready-to-use risk scenarios and configure them to your own thresholds—or create custom rules from scratch using our visual interface.
Our system detects and blocks any red flags you set for the customer’s online banking account or payment card in real time.
Get to the bottom of suspicious activity, calculate risk scores for every customer, dive deep into user profiles and analyze fraud patterns—all in a single dashboard. Make better final decisions by escalating corner cases to your compliance officers.
Get a PDF report to inform your regulator about risky activities indicative of money laundering, tax evasion, fraud, and other financial crimes.
From onboarding to transaction monitoring, Sumsub’s Compliance Cockpit covers every step of the customer journey. Make smarter decisions based on a client risk score, combining profile data with transaction data.
Build your own processes, manage and investigate cases, and analyze customer data to truly see the big picture.
Connect Sumsub’s transaction monitoring via secure API. Don’t worry about interruptions with 99.996% uptime.
24/7 support for integration, maintenance, and any other issues
Professional advice on building compliant user verification flows
Your own manager at Sumsub, tasked with helping you achieve your business goals and metrics
Nicehash
We started using Sumsub at the beginning of 2020. Since then we’ve checked approximately half a million users. They’ve helped us a lot with their highly sophisticated KYC/AML solutions. At the beginning of our collaboration, we mainly used Sumsub to manage security risks for our platform and its users, but we added more services and solutions as we grew to effectively manage AML risks and verify users.
It’s a way to stay compliant with regulatory requirements, detect suspicious activity and prevent risky actions. This tool helps to identify any unusual or unexpected transactions that may give rise to suspicion of money laundering or terrorist financing by establishing the destination of funds and/or ascertaining the reason for certain transactions.
Both regulations and industry best practices underscore the importance of transaction monitoring. Businesses need to be able to access information about complex or suspicious transactions and the related sources of funds. So when customers somehow contradict the information that they gave about themselves, the firm needs to be able to protect themselves from becoming platforms for money laundering and other financial crimes.
Yes! You need AMLtransaction monitoring software if your business falls under anti-money laundering regulations. This type of screening helps detect and prevent any financial crime profits entering your systems.
It’s a financial transaction monitoring tool that helps to detect suspicious activity with an easy-to-use KYT solution. There are different automated transaction monitoring systems available on the market. They can use a variety of techniques to detect and report suspicious actions. The systems available are not designed to detect money laundering or terrorist financing, but are able to detect and report unusual/uncharacteristic behaviour by customers, as well as patterns of behaviour that are characteristic of money laundering or terrorist financing