Sumsub has integrated advanced device intelligence from Fingerprint to enhance fraud prevention capabilities.
The update helps businesses detect suspicious behavior early in the customer journey, especially post-onboarding, a common target for fraud.
Technical parameters like browser type, operating system, VPN usage are analyzed to identify threats such as bot activity and account takeovers.
The solution by Fingerprint also spots incognito mode and developer tool usage as potential red flags.
Sumsub's integration aims to cut unnecessary KYC costs and improve fraud detection without user disruption.
The tool is beneficial for high-risk industries like crypto, fintech, and e-commerce, aiding in early threat detection.
Sumsub emphasizes the solution's role in reducing false positives and enhancing fraud detection through various user interactions.
Sumsub's CPO, Andrew Novoselsky, highlights the collaboration for a comprehensive fraud prevention system.
This integration enables real-time fraud prevention to mitigate financial losses and operational disruptions.
Sumsub's platform, combining device intelligence with identity verification solutions, aims to enhance user insights and streamline onboarding experiences.
Shaun Per from Fingerprint emphasizes the joint effort to reduce fraud and offer smooth onboarding experiences through real-time signals.
The collaboration benefits businesses by improving fraud prevention accuracy and operational efficiency.
Overall, the integration of device intelligence enhances Sumsub's fraud monitoring capabilities.
The expansion aims to provide a more robust fraud prevention system without requiring coding on the clients' end.
Sumsub and Fingerprint together aim to deliver more effective fraud prevention measures.
The article was originally published on Fintech Singapore.
The companies believe the collaboration will help businesses combat fraud effectively.