spektr vs Sumsub
Identity checks or end-to-end orchestration? Different tools for different missions.
One verifies identity. The other orchestrates the whole journey.
Sumsub nails the “who are you?” part...spektr handles that AND the “what happens next?” part.
The Sumsub way
Sumsub is a powerhouse for identity verification. From ID checks to selfie scans, they do it cleanly, quickly, and at scale. If all you need is to verify users efficiently, Sumsub delivers the thumbs-up moment.
The spektr way
spektr goes beyond verification. It’s an orchestration platform built to design and automate entire onboarding and compliance flows - from KYC/KYB to monitoring, risk scoring, and remediation. If you’re ready to connect all the dots, spektr’s your move.
Sumsub focuses on confirming who a user is, and it does that exceptionally well. spektr takes a broader view. It coordinates every step that comes after: routing cases, enriching data, scoring risk, and automating actions. The result is an onboarding and compliance process that feels connected rather than pieced together.
How Sumsub compare with spektr?
Side-by-side, so you can see what each really offers.
Direct integrations with registries
Large number of direct integrations with national registries like the German Handelsregister or Swedish Bolagsverket
Bring your own service (and we integrate)
Enabling you to use your existing services and contracts via spektr
Local eID integrations
Direct integration of national eIDs like itsme, iDin, mojeID, MitID, etc.
Risk engine
Provide advanced risk decisioning capabilities - rule-based as well as AI-powered
Specialized AI agents
Single-function AI agents, specialized in one specific task
AI agent builder
Enabling you to build your own AI-agents based on your specific requirements
Full modularity
Giving you full freedom to choose and select which functionalities you use and how you integrate them into existing systems
The “Hmm…” Moments with Sumsub
What are those little gaps you notice once you move beyond basic checks?
Hard to plug into niche or local data sources.
Rigid setup if your workflow isn’t one-size-fits-all
Challenging to tailor logic beyond basic checks
Difficult to adapt onboarding for different segments
