Noah and Sumsub slash onboarding times by 63% with reusable identity checks

Financial infrastructure company Noah has teamed up with Sumsub to speed up user onboarding across borders. The partnership aims to make identity verification quicker, safer, and more scalable for businesses expanding into new markets. By integrating reusable identity checks, Noah's clients now onboard users in seconds rather than minutes.

The collaboration allows users verified by Sumsub at any of its 4,000+ partner institutions to reuse their identity data on Noah-powered platforms. This cuts verification time by up to 70% while maintaining strict compliance. Noah still conducts fresh sanctions and PEP screenings, ensuring full regulatory oversight even with reusable identities.

Since the partnership began, Noah's clients have reported a 220% yearly rise in successful verifications. Onboarding times have dropped by 63%, and user drop-off rates have fallen by 56%. Sumsub highlighted Noah's ambition to build a compliance system that supports rapid, multi-country growth as a key factor in the deal.

Noah's monthly KYC capacity has nearly doubled, helping its clients expand into new regions faster. The company's customers—focused on next-generation global finance—now benefit from a smoother, fraud-resistant onboarding process without compromising security standards.

The partnership reinforces Noah's push to make reusable identity a standard feature in modern financial systems. Businesses using the platform now verify users more efficiently while keeping fraud risks low. The results so far show faster growth, fewer abandoned sign-ups, and stronger compliance for Noah's clients.