How Watchlist Screening Works?

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Customer Data Collection

We securely collect and verify customer information, ensuring accuracy for screening against multiple watchlists.

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Watchlist Matching

The collected data is cross-referenced with global watchlists, sanctions lists, and politically exposed persons (PEP) databases to identify potential risks

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Risk Assessment

Flagged profiles undergo a thorough risk assessment to ensure compliance and provide recommendations for further action

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Use Cases
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Use Cases for AI Face Liveness Detection

Banks and Financial Institutions

Banks use watchlist screening to detect individuals involved in money laundering or other financial crimes, ensuring compliance with global regulations

Payment Processors

Payment providers implement watchlist screening to flag suspicious transactions or high-risk individuals, minimizing exposure to fraudulent activity

Insurance Companies

Insurance firms use screening to ensure applicants are not on any sanctions or watchlists, reducing the risk of fraud.

Cryptocurrency Exchanges

Cryptocurrency platforms implement screening to ensure that no flagged or sanctioned individuals engage in illegal activities through their platforms.

Real Estate Companies

Real estate businesses rely on watchlist screening to ensure buyers or investors are not involved in illicit activities, protecting them from legal and financial risks

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Watchlist screening is the process of checking a customer's information against global watchlists and sanctions lists to identify individuals involved in illegal activities.

It helps businesses comply with regulatory requirements, prevent financial crime, and avoid hefty fines or legal consequences.

Banks, payment processors, cryptocurrency exchanges, insurance companies, and any other business dealing with sensitive financial transactions or customer information.

Customer data is cross-referenced with various watchlists, including sanctions, PEP, and criminal databases, to flag high-risk individuals.

If flagged, the individual undergoes a detailed risk assessment to determine if further action, such as enhanced due diligence or transaction blocking, is necessary