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Singapore’s financial institutions are required to conduct KYC/CFT/AML checks when onboarding Singapore customers. The requirements are set by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). For individual customers onboarded remotely, businesses typically must verify their full name, unique identification number, residential address, date of birth, and nationality.
KYC service is designed to perform identity verification, thus allowing your business (whether it be banks, applications or other companies) to meet compliance requirements and prevent fraud by identifying the person seeking to become your client.
KYC is one of the principles that must be followed in order to comply with the AML (anti-money laundering) rules. This involves screening users for suspicious activity that could indicate money laundering activity. AML software is most commonly used in the financial industry, mainly in banking.
AML transaction monitoring is the process of screening customer transactions for signs of money laundering activity. This process involves the assessment of current and historical customer data, including transfers, withdrawals, and deposits, for discrepancies. Suspicious activity involves income from undeclared sources, the use of false social security numbers, and a large number of transactions under $10,000, among others.