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AML screening At onboarding, and after it.

Sanctions, PEP and adverse media at sign-up, and every time a list changes.

AML screening: Sanctions lists, OK; PEP, OK; Adverse media, Review; Ongoing monitoring, OK.

Screen every customer against the lists that matter.

Screening your reviewers can act on, with every source shown.

  • Sanctions

    Watchlists screened at onboarding.

  • PEP and media

    Politically exposed persons and adverse media checked.

  • Never on a name alone

    A possible match goes to review, with its source.

Screen at onboarding, and keep screening after it.

Every match shows its source. Your reviewer decides.

  • Sanctions
  • Watchlists
  • PEP
  • Adverse media
  • Name match
Sanctions, Watchlists, PEP, Adverse media, Name match, each wired to DeepID.

A possible match comes with its reasons.

  • Watchlists screened at onboarding.
  • Politically exposed persons and adverse media checked.
  • A possible match goes to review, with its source.

Screening

  • Sanctions
  • Watchlists
  • PEP
  • Adverse media
  • Name match

Priya SharmaMatched fields: Name

Source
Press report
Outcome
With reviewer

Adverse media

Build the journey around risk.

  • Run it only where the risk calls for it.
  • Fall back to reviewer with the source when it can’t finish.
  • Change the order without an app release.

Start: opening your account

AML screeningSanctions, PEP, adverse media

FailedReviewer with the source
Passed

Next stepOpen the account

Approve

Every result, in one record.

  • Sent to your app and your FRM.
  • Each answer carries its reason code.
  • Kept for your analysts and audit.

Returned to your app and FRMAML_CLEAR

Sanctions
Clear
Watchlists
Clear
PEP
Clear
Adverse media
Review
Name match
Review
Date of birth
Clear

Questions banks ask.

Which lists are screened?

Sanctions and watchlists, politically exposed persons and adverse media, at onboarding and after it. Which lists apply in your market is set in the policy.

Will a common name block customers?

No. A possible match goes to your reviewer with its source and the matched fields, and the customer is not refused on a name alone.

What happens when a list changes after onboarding?

The customer is screened again and you get an alert, so a match that appears later reaches your reviewer rather than waiting for the next KYC refresh.

Does this replace our transaction monitoring?

No. Screening sits at onboarding and after it; your transaction monitoring and reporting stay with the systems you run. DeepID supports your obligations and never guarantees compliance with them.

Try one-tap login on your own number.

See the network confirm your number with nothing to type, and the next check take over when it can’t. Then plan a shadow proof on one journey, measured on your own traffic.