Tickmill Partners with Sumsub to Boost Client Verification System

Tickmill has entered a new partnership with Sumsub to improve how new clients register on its platform. The trading company wants to make account activation faster and easier, especially in countries where users often face delays. By bringing in Sumsub’s smart identity tools, Tickmill plans to offer a better first experience for people joining the platform.

This step reflects a growing need among brokers to provide safer, quicker services. As online trading grows around the world, many companies are updating their systems to stay ahead. Tickmill’s decision to use Sumsub’s tools is part of its plan to provide a smooth path for new users, right from the moment they sign up.

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In a related move, Sumsub has also partnered with Chainalysis, a company known for helping with blockchain safety. Together, they offer a combined solution for checking identities, watching transactions, and fighting illegal money activity.

This partnership allows companies like Tickmill to use one system for many tasks—verifying users, monitoring behavior, and making sure all activity stays within the law. The system is built to be automatic, saving time while improving the quality of checks.

Andrew Sever, Sumsub’s co-founder and CEO, says the tools are designed to help brokers meet fast-changing rules without slowing down their operations. He further said the company’s advanced tools help platforms like Tickmill protect their users while improving sign-up rates.

This partnership is more than just technology. It represents a shared goal between Tickmill and Sumsub—to build a safer and more open world of online finance. Sever added that the firm believed in a secure digital future where users can access financial services online with trust and confidence.

Tickmill Uses New Tools for Safer Trading Access

Tickmill offers trading services in several areas, including currencies, stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), digital coins, and more. With clients from different parts of the world, the onboarding process must be both fast and secure. That’s where Sumsub comes in.

The tools provided by Sumsub include facial scans, ID verification, address checks, and screens for anti-money laundering risks. These steps help the company meet regulatory requirements while also keeping users safe from fraud and other online dangers.

Mariam Dawas, the Group Head of Back Office at Tickmill, says this move is part of a bigger goal to create a simple, friendly experience for all users. Dawas said the Sumsub integration was a natural step in the company’s effort to simplify and speed up the onboarding process. She added that users should be able to start trading quickly without having to wait too long for account approval.