Sumsub: Releases GPS-based Proof of Address verification

Sumsub: Releases GPS-based Proof of Address verification

  • Sumsub is an all-in-one suite for identity verification, fraud prevention, and KYC/AML compliance
  • Recently added GPS-based verification to its Proof of Address solution
  • This new feature is primarily aimed at the fintech market, where companies are often obliged to verify user residence
  • By opting for GPS-based technology, rather than combing through physical documents
  • Traditionally, PoA is confirmed by submitting documents such as bank statements, utility bills, voter registration
  • Using geolocation for PoA verification dramatically increases conversion rates since this step can be passed in just a few clicks
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

You May Also Like

Binance Launches Prediction Markets Feature, Expanding Trading Options

Users can now engage in prediction markets on Binance for various events.Highlights: Binance launches a new prediction markets...

NextGen Nordics Strengthens Insights on Innovation Divide and AI Integration

Upcoming data reveals crucial trends in the Nordic fintech landscape.Highlights: NextGen Nordics to reveal data on fintech innovation...

US Launches Cybersecurity Sharing Channel for Crypto Firms

New initiative aims to enhance security in the cryptocurrency sector.Highlights: US government launches a new cybersecurity sharing channel...

PayPal Expands Payment Links to Canva Creators

Canva users can now easily monetize their designs with PayPal's new feature.Highlights: PayPal's payment links feature is now...