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How to Maintain Anti-Money Laundering Compliance as a PayFac

Stax

The US, therefore, requires financial institutions as well as financial services firms to have anti-money laundering (or AML) compliance programs in place. In this article, we’ll discuss everything you need to know about ensuring AML compliance as a payment facilitator (or PayFac). Non-compliance can have major implications.

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Using AI to Streamline Compliance Processes: The Future or Could Too Much go Wrong?

The Fintech Times

This month, The Fintech Times will look at some of the biggest issues regarding compliance and financial rules, as well as the solutions hoping to ease the compliance journey for firms and make the fintech world fairer and safer.

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Cracking the Code of White-Collar Crime with Sumsub

Fintech News

Fintech’s guardian against financial crime The pressing issue in the war against financial crime is the balance between the cost of compliance and the effectiveness of these measures.

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Payment Screening: What Is It, How It Works and Its Importance

Seon

With the rise of online transactions and real-time payments, the risk of fraudulent activity has surged, putting financial institutions and businesses in a constant battle to protect their customers and themselves. Compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations is now a legal obligation.

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What’s happening with the FCA and AML?

Neopay

Nigel Reed, COO of Neopay Ltd, has personally supported over 100 firms in gaining authorisation from the FCA and continues to provide support to them after authorisation to help them with their AML and regulatory compliance. Basically, more firms are facing scrutiny and supervisory activities than in the past.

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Know Your Transaction: Why & How It Can Help You

Seon

KYT helps organizations reduce their chances of being subjected to fines for failures in AML compliance. KYT is a regulatory compliance requirement. As such, it is part of an organization’s due diligence. Ask an Expert What Does KYT Mean for AML Compliance? Why Is KYT Important?

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RPA for AML and KYC – Automate Financial Crime Investigations

FICO

In my Financial Crimes Predictions 2021: More AI & Ransomware post , I talked about how banks will move to operationalize their Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance programs to achieve greater efficiencies and how robotic process automation (RPA) adoption will drive the paradigm shift. Automated Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) e-filing.