NFC Identity Verification
NFC identity verification reads the chip in an electronic passport or identity card and validates the issuer's signature — a higher-assurance check than a photo of the page.
Read the articleNFC identity verification reads the chip in an electronic passport or identity card and validates the issuer's signature — a higher-assurance check than a photo of the page.
Read the articleKYC verification software confirms a customer is who they claim to be — checking an identity document, its NFC chip, a live person and a face match at onboarding.
Read the articleOn-premises AML software runs sanctions, PEP, adverse-media and wallet screening inside a firm's own or dedicated environment, keeping screening data under its control.
Read the articleAML API integration connects a regulated platform to sanctions, PEP, adverse-media and wallet screening, so checks run automatically at onboarding and over time.
Read the articleA crypto wallet sanctions check screens the blockchain addresses a regulated firm transacts with against designated parties — a hard control, distinct from name screening.
Read the articlePEP screening checks whether a customer, or someone connected to them, holds or is close to a prominent public position — so scrutiny can match the risk.
Read the articleAML screening software checks customers against sanctions, PEP and adverse-media data — and, for crypto, wallet risk — at onboarding and on an ongoing basis.
Read the articleSafeguarding protects customer money by keeping it separate, and ledger records are the evidence that issued value and safeguarded funds still agree.
Read the articleHow virtual IBANs give each customer a dedicated account reference, how funds are attributed and reconciled, and what to confirm before integrating a provider.
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