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Compliance policies and procedures: Develop comprehensive compliance policies and procedures that address key regulatory requirements, such as anti-money laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) obligations (see below). Staff training: Provide regular training to your staff on AML obligations, red flags, and reporting procedures.
Implementing an effective risk management framework can help you minimize the impact of potential threats, ensure businesscontinuity, and recover quickly in the face of adversity. Payfacs need to have regular AML screenings and strictly implement KYC procedures. They also need to have strong data security protocols in place.
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