Sumsub is announcing its partnership with Darkex, a blockchain platform renowned for its commitment to trust and security.
This collab sets a benchmark for user experiences and compliance in the blockchain space.
Sumsub will equip Darkex with verification and anti-money laundering (AML) capabilities, ensuring fast onboarding; full compliance with global regulatory standards, “including FATF, FCA, and CySEC; advanced Fraud Prevention and Transaction Monitoring to create a safer environment.”
Ilya Brovin, Chief of Growth at Sumsub, emphasized:
“At Sumsub, we’re dedicated to building trust in the digital world by offering industry-leading verification solutions, and the crypto industry is of primary importance to our growth. Our collaboration with Darkex marks a crucial step toward creating a secure and compliant blockchain ecosystem where everyone can safely participate in the exchange and evolution of digital assets.”
Ali Aydın Erduran, Head of Growth at Darkex, shared:
“At Darkex, our commitment to innovation and user empowerment drives everything we do. By collaborating with Sumsub, we are solidifying our efforts to create a platform that is not only compliant with the highest standards but also user-friendly and efficient.”
Together, Darkex and Sumsub are setting a standard for trust, innovation, and security in the blockchain space.
This collab underscores their shared vision of a “safer and more reliable digital future.”
As noted in the update, Darkex is a blockchain platform dedicated to fostering trust and security within the digital economy.
With its user-centric approach, Darkex provides a robust and secure environment for “blockchain-based transactions and activities.”
Darkex differentiates itself from its competitors with factors such as security features, intuitive user experience, “deep liquidity, fast transactions, and an educational focus.”
With spot trading, futures, margin trading, staking, crypto lending and DeFi investment options in an “all-in-one” platform, Darkex draws attention with its features such as Safe Mode, which “locks all functions in case of suspicious activity with biometric data entry.”