Sumsub is the world's first AI-powered trust infrastructure platform for compliance operations at scale. By bringing together identity and business verification, fraud prevention, ongoing monitoring, and risk management in a single platform, Sumsub helps businesses simplify compliance, adapt to evolving regulations, expand into new markets, and grow with confidence.
As trust becomes a continuous process, organizations need every verification, risk signal, workflow, and decision to work together. Sumsub replaces fragmented compliance tools with unified monitoring and decisioning, helping businesses strengthen security, improve efficiency, and scale operations without increasing complexity or headcount.
Powered by Summy AI, AI-driven decisioning, and MCP connectivity, the platform enables teams to automate compliance workflows, accelerate investigations, reduce manual work, and respond faster to regulatory and business changes.
Built for digital businesses and highly regulated industries, Sumsub serves organizations across financial services, banking, fintech, crypto, mobility, trading, marketplaces, education, and iGaming. Operating in more than 220 countries and territories, the platform helps companies localize onboarding, meet regional compliance requirements, and adapt workflows for different customer segments, jurisdictions, and risk profiles without extensive redevelopment.
Trusted by more than 4,000 organizations worldwide, Sumsub's customers include Bybit, Bitpanda, Wirex, Avis, Vodafone, Duolingo, Kaizen Gaming, and Bancaribe. The company has been recognized as a Leader by Gartner, Forrester, IDC, Liminal, and KuppingerCole for its innovation in digital trust and compliance.
Sumsub also contributes to the global fight against fraud and financial crime by collaborating with organizations including the UN, Statista, and INTERPOL. Its original research, including the Global Fraud Index and Fraud Report, provides insights into emerging fraud and AML trends for businesses, regulators, and financial institutions. Since 2026, Sumsub has been a member of the World Economic Forum's Unicorn Community and its Centre for Financial and Monetary Systems.
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Adaptive Security is the security layer for the AI era, protecting organizations and their employees from modern cyberattacks. AI has changed how every company works, and how every company gets attacked. Employees use AI tools IT doesn't know about. Attackers craft deepfakes, vishing calls, and spear phishing emails that get past filters.
Adaptive addresses all of it in one unified platform: managing AI tool usage before it becomes a liability, training employees on the threats they'll actually face, simulating AI-powered attacks, and protecting the inbox and browser so threats never reach their intended targets.
Because it's one platform, Adaptive develops a complete risk picture and uses it automatically, applying targeted training, attack simulations, and policy controls to lower risk over time. More than 1,000 organizations run Adaptive to manage their human security program, having raised $150M+ from NVIDIA, Andreessen Horowitz, Bain Capital Ventures, and Citi Ventures.
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Duck.ai
Duck.ai is DuckDuckGo's AI-powered chatbot, integrated seamlessly into their search engine to deliver privacy-focused conversational answers. It leverages advanced machine learning algorithms to provide quick, accurate, and contextually relevant responses across a broad range of topics. The chatbot is designed to be a helpful tool for users seeking instant information, but it stands out by ensuring that no personal data is collected, stored, or tracked. By aligning with DuckDuckGo's commitment to user privacy, Duck.ai offers a secure way for users to engage with AI without compromising their anonymity or data security.
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