What are the check options, and what do they do?

What each check means, entails, and possible use cases.

IDV

An IDV (Identity Verification) check is a process used to confirm the identity of an individual, often required for various transactions or services. This check involves verifying personal information provided by an individual against reliable sources to confirm their identity. 

These checks are generally used when people are opening bank accounts, applying for loans, accessing online services, and preventing identity theft or fraud. 

IDV & AML

An IDV (Identity Verification) & AML (Anti-Money Laundering) check is a process that verifies an individual's identity while also assessing their risk for involvement in financial crimes such as money laundering or terrorism financing. This will involve identifying an individual’s identity and assessing their risk level for potential involvement in financial crimes through thorough background checks and screening against various databases. 

IDV & AML checks are usually used to check financial transactions like opening bank accounts and applying for loans, as well as complying with regulatory requirements to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing. 

IDV & AML & PSAM

An IDV (Identity Verification) & AML (Anti-Money Laundering) & PSAM (Politically Exposed Persons and Sanctions) check is a comprehensive process that verifies identity, assesses financial crime risks, and screens individuals against databases for politically exposed persons and sanctions lists. 

IDV & AML & PSAM check use cases include financial transactions, opening bank accounts, applying for loans, and compliance with regulations to prevent money laundering, terrorist financing, and dealings with sanctioned individuals or entities. 

IDV & PSAM 

An IDV (Identity Verification) & PSAM (Politically Exposed Persons and Sanctions) check is a process that verifies an individual's identity while also screening them against databases for politically exposed persons and individuals subject to sanctions.  

IDV & PSAM checks are used in financial transactions, opening bank accounts, and checking people/businesses before conducting business dealings to remain compliant with regulations to prevent dealings with politically exposed persons and individuals under sanctions. 

Document Check & AML 

A document check & AML (Anti-Money Laundering) involves verifying the authenticity of identification documents provided by individuals and assessing their risk for potential involvement in financial crimes through background checks and screening against various databases. 

This is usually conducted when opening bank accounts, applying for loans, and conducting financial transactions, while complying with regulations to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing. 

Document Check & AML & PSAM 

A document check & AML (Anti-Money Laundering) & PSAM (Politically Exposed Persons and Sanctions) is a process that verifies identity documents, evaluates financial crime risks, and screens individuals against databases to identify politically exposed persons and entities under sanctions. 

A Document check & AML & PSAM are usually used for checking financial transactions, client boarding, and compliance procedures to prevent money laundering, terrorist financing, and dealings with sanctioned individuals or entities.