Payments KYC/AML Compliance Solution
Secure, compliant payments—anywhere you operate

Compliance at the speed of growth

Stop fraud before onboarding starts
Welcome users in seconds, not days

Detect payment threats in real time

Always-on risk detection, built to adapt

Stay audit-ready everywhere you operate
Let the numbers do
the talking: get 240% ROI
Independent research by Forrester Consulting revealed that companies using Sumsub’s all-in-one verification platform achieved a 240% ROI. It’s not just about cutting costs—Sumsub actively drives revenue growth and improves operational efficiency. See the measurable impact it can make on your bottom line.
240%
ROI
3.21M
NPV
4.55M
Benefits PV
< 6
months payback
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FAQ
What does payment compliance mean?
Payment compliance involves adhering to laws and regulations established by global governing bodies to ensure safety and security in the payments industry amidst evolving global standards. This compliance is crucial for identifying and preventing fraudulent activities such as card fraud, identity theft, and data breaches. Staying compliant protects both businesses and consumers.
What are payment compliance regulations?
Payment compliance regulations consist of strict operational guidelines, licensing requirements, and industry best practices established by governments and regulatory authorities such as the EU’s Anti-Money Laundering Directives (like AMLD6) or the U.S. FinCEN requirements for money service businesses. These rules must be followed by payment businesses to legally operate and maintain trust in financial transactions. Failure to comply can lead to significant fines, penalties, and reputational damage.
What is Transaction Monitoring and do I need it as a payment provider?
Transaction monitoring is the real-time or post-transaction analysis of customer activity to detect suspicious behavior, such as money laundering, fraud, or unusual spending patterns. As a payment provider, you absolutely need it to stay compliant with AML regulations, prevent financial crime, and protect your business from regulatory fines and reputational risk.