Veriff asegura un lugar en el Chartis Financial Crime and Compliance 50

Veriff ha sido nombrado como uno de los 50 principales proveedores en el Chartis Financial Crime and Compliance 50 (FCC50). Chartis Research es un proveedor líder de investigación y análisis independiente sobre el mercado global de riesgo, cumplimiento y tecnología financiera. Veriff también recibió un premio en la categoría de Comprobante de domicilio, destacando sus capacidades excepcionales en esta área crítica de cumplimiento.

“External accolades from market research and analyst Chartis, who have such a comprehensive knowledge base about the industry, is fantastic recognition that we are on the right path with our mission of making the internet a safer place for everyone,” said Veriff’s Founder and CEO Kaarel Kotkas. Previously, Veriff has been named by Chartis Research as a category leader in Chartis RiskTech Quadrant for Enterprise Fraud Solutions (2024) and Chartis RiskTech Quadrant for IDV solutions (2023).

Veriff’s inclusion in this year’s ranking underscores its commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions that empower financial services to mitigate risk and maintain regulatory compliance. “Financial crime generated $3.1 trillion in 2023 from transnational illicit activities, ranging from romance scams to human trafficking. Overall, online fraud grows year by year by around 20%, and financial services remain one of the industries most likely to be targeted by fraudulent attacks. That’s why every business needs a multi-layered approach that combines a range of fraud mitigation tools to stay ahead of fraudsters,” commented Kotkas.

The FCC50 report evaluates the top 50 vendors in financial crime technology, focusing on their ability to innovate in areas like anti-money laundering (AML), fraud detection, sanctions screening, and KYC compliance. The comprehensive assessment highlights market influence, technological innovation, and strategic vision, offering a thorough understanding of how these leaders are shaping the future of financial crime prevention.