We know a thing or two about identity verification and how important it is for businesses to get right, especially those in industries that see high levels of fraudulent activity. Turn here for the latest trends and best practices in identity, fraud, and compliance.
As consumers continue to move to online outlets, an inability to accommodate Know Your Customer (KYC) compliance regulations — whether intended or not — is
Fraudsters have been using money laundering schemes to cover illegal activities for decades. In an effort to cut back the number of people taking advantage
In order to abide by BSA/AML compliance regulations, a reliable Customer Identification Program (CIP) is a must. With the development of technology, CIP programs have
In the fight against money laundering, the Financial Crime Enforcement Network established the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) of 1970 and several laws thereafter. Anti-Money Laundering
KYC (or Know Your Customer) is a practice in all regulated banks for customers’ identity verification. It is a necessary measure to monitor and assess
As somebody who works for a financial institution, AML compliance needs to be one of your top priorities. One of the main AML compliance regulations
The onboarding process for financial institutions is two fold–attracting: the right customers and complying with know your customer (KYC) rules. Attracting the wrong kinds of
1. Attempted Fraudulent Logins Increased 282% Last Year Fraudsters looking to cash in on the wave of newly digitized business processes and online consumer offerings
The Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), requires all financial institutions to collaborate with the US government to combat monetary crimes as well as the prevention of money laundering.
When it comes to AML compliance, the basic checklist will tell you almost everything you need to know. However, there are a couple of other
A transaction takes place every time you scan /validate an ID.
The transactions that you purchase are available for use for up to one year from the purchase date. When you run out of transactions, you automatically purchase another bucket of the same number of transactions that you originally purchased.
Groups allow you to set-up notifications that are shared across a specific set of devices. For instance if you marked a person as “do not serve” that alert would show when their ID was scanned by any user in the group.
Once you fill in the application form and are approved for purchase, you will be sent a credit card payment link. Once you have made your first payment, then Intellicheck will get you set up and ready to go.
Standard pricing includes up to 5 devices. These devices will require a separate login, and can be set on the Intellicheck Admin Portal. Customers receive a link to the Admin Portal after they are set up.