Sumsub Outage History

Between 2026-03-26 11:07 UTC and 2026-03-26 12:50 UTC, we experienced a minor issue affecting PDF report generation. During this time, applicant PDF exports may have been incomplete. The issue has now been fully resolved. If your PDF report contains blank sections, missing pages, or looks incomplete, please generate the PDF report again. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. Please, contact our Support Team in case you have any questions!

The incident affecting incoming client messages has been resolved. All systems are now operating normally.

Description: Between 15:00 and 18:08 UTC on February 26, 2026, one database node in our EU production cluster experienced network throttling, resulting in increased query latency. This manifested as general interface sluggishness and intermittent API response delays. Root Cause: A spike in traffic triggered AWS network throttling on the affected database instance, leading to degraded performance. Resolution: Traffic was redirected to another instance, restoring normal operation. Next Steps: We are strengthening network monitoring, reviewing instance sizing, and working with the platform team to implement additional traffic control measures to prevent recurrence.

As there is currently no estimated time of resolution from AWS regarding the UAE region outage, we are closing this incident. All affected customers have been successfully migrated to alternative regions shortly after the incident began, and services are fully operational. Our services remain available and can be used as usual — no action is required on your side. Once the upstream infrastructure in the UAE region is restored and stable, we will automatically migrate operations back without disruption. We will continue to monitor the situation internally and appreciate your understanding. Should you have any particular concerns in regards to this incident, please, feel free to reach our Support Team.

Between 20.02 (12:00 UTC) and 23.02 (18:00 UTC), during a scheduled aggregation tables migration, a configuration inconsistency caused partial data to not be fully reflected in the production aggregation layer. This affected certain rules relying on aggregate expressions for a limited period. Core monitoring and transaction processing were not impacted, and no data loss occurred. The issue has been resolved and aggregation data fully reconciled. Additional validation and automation controls have been implemented to prevent recurrence. As a precaution, we will automatically rescore all transactions evaluated by aggregate-based rules during the affected period. If you have any questions or require assistance, please contact our Support team.