Jumio, a leading provider of automated identity verification, risk assessment, and compliance solutions, has announced an expanded partnership with NextWealth, a data services provider. This enhanced partnership enables NextWealth to provide ongoing identity verification services for Jumio, allowing Jumio to focus on innovation and development. For Jumio’s customers, this collaboration offers global support and scale while maintaining high service levels.
NextWealth will play a key role in handling back-office operations for Jumio, ensuring seamless business continuity. NextWealth’s track record of recruiting, developing, and retaining top talent at scale, along with world-class execution, will enable Jumio to securely expand its operations.
By FCCT Editorial Team
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