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What is Hummingbird?
Hummingbird provides financial-crime compliance software for financial institutions. Its platform combines investigations, due diligence, screening, transaction monitoring, and regulatory reporting.
Hummingbird is a unified risk and compliance platform for financial crime teams. It brings customer profiles, alerts, cases, communications, investigations, and regulatory filings into a shared workspace, then adds automation and AI to route routine work and support analyst decisions. The platform is modular: teams can use customer screening, transaction and risk monitoring, investigations, and reporting together or connect them to existing systems. Its apps ecosystem adds data providers, banking systems, warehouses, and workflow tools.
The product covers AML investigations, customer due diligence, sanctions, PEP and adverse-media screening, transaction monitoring, case management, suspicious-activity reporting, and other regulatory filings. Hummingbird supports configurable workflows, audit trails, visual case context, automation, APIs, and no-code integrations. Its breadth is strongest in financial crime operations rather than broad enterprise GRC, and specialist data or filing capabilities are delivered through apps or integrations matched to the buyer’s jurisdictions and program design.
Hummingbird sells to banks, fintechs, banking-as-a-service providers, gaming operators, and crypto companies. Publicly named customers include Grasshopper Bank, BHG Financial, MoonPay, and Deputy. Pricing is sales-led, with no public subscription table or standard starting price. Buyers need to agree on the products, integrations, data connections, and reporting coverage their program requires. The modular approach suits institutions consolidating investigations and monitoring, while the full operating scope should be assessed before deployment.
Key features
AML investigations
Builds structured case files with customer records, money-movement views, relationship visualizations, workflow steps, and audit-ready progress tracking.
Customer due diligence
Supports configurable KYC and AML onboarding and ongoing-monitoring workflows with customer profiles and direct information collection.
Customer screening
Unifies sanctions, PEP, and adverse-media screening for onboarding, ongoing monitoring, and manual re-screening.
Transaction monitoring
Runs monitoring on cloud data warehouses using SQL and no-code rules across transaction, account, and behavioral data.
Regulatory reporting
Automates preparation, validation, submission, and tracking for filings including US SARs and CTRs and selected international reports.
Workflow automation
Routes cases, alerts, notifications, and decisions through configurable procedures without requiring engineering resources for every change.
Compliance integrations
Connects core banking systems, data warehouses, third-party intelligence, productivity tools, and specialist financial-crime providers through apps and APIs.
Hummingbird pricing
Hummingbird uses sales-led pricing rather than a public subscription table. Buyers request a quote for required products, integrations, and operating scope.
| Plan | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Custom | Quote-basedPublic pricing is not published. | Investigations, customer due diligence, screening, monitoring, regulatory reporting, automation, apps, integrations, and APIs are scoped to the customer’s program |
Free trial: No public free version or free trial is listed.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Covers investigations, screening, monitoring, due diligence, and regulatory reporting in one financial-crime platform.
- Its apps marketplace connects specialist intelligence, core systems, warehouses, and operational tools.
- Configurable workflows and automation reduce repetitive case routing, reporting, and notification work.
- SOC 2 Type II certification and AWS-hosted VPC storage support enterprise security reviews.
Cons
- Custom pricing prevents a direct cost comparison without a sales discussion.
- The product is specialized for financial crime rather than broad enterprise compliance or general GRC.
- Many data, filing, and jurisdiction capabilities depend on selecting and configuring separate apps.
- The breadth of integrations can make implementation and data mapping a substantial project.
Who is Hummingbird best for?
- Banks and fintechs centralizing AML investigations, customer due diligence, screening, and regulatory reporting.
- BaaS programs that need shared case visibility and collaboration between fintechs and sponsor banks.
- Crypto companies needing connected investigations and specialist transaction-risk data such as Chainalysis.
- Compliance teams that want configurable workflows and warehouse-connected monitoring without building every workflow internally.
Coverage
Integrations
Notable customers
Frequently asked questions
How much does Hummingbird cost?
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Hummingbird does not publish a standard price list or self-serve plans. Buyers request a sales-led quote for the required modules and deployment scope.
How does Hummingbird work, and how long does implementation take?
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Teams connect customer, alert, transaction, and external intelligence data, configure workflows and rules, and manage investigations and filings in a shared workspace. Hummingbird does not publish a standard implementation timeline; complexity depends on integrations, data mapping, and jurisdictional filings.
What does Hummingbird focus on?
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Hummingbird focuses on ongoing financial-crime operations, including investigations, casework, monitoring, screening, and regulatory reporting. Teams can configure these workflows around customer, transaction, alert, and external intelligence data.
What integrations does Hummingbird support?
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Named integrations include Chainalysis, Elliptic, Thomson Reuters CLEAR, Middesk, OpenCorporates, BigQuery, Snowflake, ServiceNow, Slack, Zendesk, Jira, and productivity tools. Hummingbird also offers APIs, warehouse connections, and an app marketplace.
Who is Hummingbird for?
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Hummingbird targets banks, fintechs, BaaS programs, gaming operators, crypto companies, and other financial institutions with financial-crime compliance operations. It suits teams coordinating AML investigations, due diligence, screening, monitoring, and filings.
Is Hummingbird secure and accurate enough for compliance work?
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Hummingbird says SAR case data is stored in an AWS-hosted virtual private cloud and that it is SOC 2 Type II certified. Its security policy says large financial institutions have completed extensive due diligence; analysts remain responsible for compliance judgment and review.
Sources
Facts and pricing verified on October 19, 2026. Vendors change pricing often, so confirm with Hummingbird before buying. How we research
