Workforce management platform Papaya Global and verification provider Sumsub have announced a strategic partnership to enhance security and compliance for global workforce payments through AI-powered fraud prevention solutions.
The collaboration will integrate Sumsub’s automated verification and compliance technologies into Papaya Global’s payment platform, which currently enables companies to process payroll in over 160 countries. The integration aims to strengthen security measures while maintaining efficient payment processing for international workforces.
“When you enable global workforce payments, as we do at Papaya, thorough compliance and security is a top priority. Anything less than that simply isn’t acceptable when serving enterprise clients,” said Amit Levi, SVP Product at Papaya Global. “With Sumsub, we can take our compliance engine to the next level and deliver at scale, supporting our clients and their employees.”
The partnership comes at a significant time, as recent research from Sumsub has highlighted growing concerns about AI-driven fraud, making robust verification systems increasingly crucial for financial operations. Sumsub’s technology is designed to filter out inaccurate alerts while maintaining high detection rates for genuine fraud cases, helping to streamline compliance workflows.
The collaboration builds on Sumsub’s growing industry presence, following its recent joining of the EU Payments Association as a patron member, which positioned the company alongside major payment technology leaders in addressing rising identity fraud challenges.
Through its licensed payments arm Azimo, Papaya Global will leverage Sumsub’s AI-powered verification platform to ensure regulatory compliance while facilitating cross-border payments. The integration is expected to help companies navigate increasingly complex international payment regulations while maintaining operational efficiency.
Sources: Finextra, European Gaming, Electronic Payments International
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March 6, 2025 – by the ID Tech Editorial Team
