Papaya Global and Sumsub Partner for AI-Powered Fraud Prevention

Mar 5, 2025
Papaya Global has partnered with Sumsub to enhance fraud prevention and customer verification using AI-powered solutions, announced in a press release.

Papaya Global, a workforce payroll and payments platform, has announced a partnership with Sumsub, a provider of verification and compliance solutions, to enhance fraud prevention and customer verification through AI-powered solutions. Announced in a press release, this collaboration aims to streamline compliance and improve operational efficiency for Papaya Global's clients.

Sumsub will provide Papaya Global with automated solutions that ensure secure verification and fraud prevention while maintaining speed, accuracy, and regulatory compliance. This partnership is designed to support compliant payment transfers for companies and their workforce globally.

Amit Levi, SVP Product at Papaya Global, emphasized the importance of compliance and security in global workforce payments, stating that the partnership with Sumsub will enhance their compliance engine and support clients and employees at scale. Andrew Sever, CEO and Co-Founder of Sumsub, highlighted the milestone of partnering with Papaya Global to create a secure and efficient digital future.

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