Customer & Business Verification
Applicable KYC, KYB, and ownership identification based on account and risk context
Fast Track Pathway embeds customer identity verification, business due diligence, risk screening, and transaction review into global accounts, virtual accounts, cross-border transfers, stablecoin settlement, and FTP Card services.
From onboarding submissions to transaction status updates, processes are applied based on product, account, and risk context to help businesses manage fraud, money laundering, sanctions, and other financial-crime risks.
Applicable KYC, KYB, and ownership identification based on account and risk context
Sanctions, PEP, and other risk screening according to applicable requirements
Identification of activity requiring further review based on product and transaction context
Relevant verification, review, communication, and status records
Before using relevant financial services, customers may need to complete applicable identity and business verification. Once an account is enabled, information updates, risk screening, and transaction reviews may be performed based on the service type and risk context.
Collect applicable personal, business, and operational information.
Conduct relevant KYC, KYB, and beneficial-owner identification.
Check sanctions, PEPs, adverse media, and other risk signals.
Evaluate risk based on the transaction, source of funds, and usage.
Request additional information where necessary and retain the corresponding review record.
Collect and verify relevant personal, business, and ownership information based on account type, business structure, product, and risk context.
Depending on account type and risk level, individual users, directors, ultimate beneficial owners, or authorized representatives may be asked to provide identity information.
Before enabling relevant services, a business may need to provide information about registration, ownership, operating model, and expected transaction activity.
Subject to applicable requirements, a business may need to disclose the individuals who directly or indirectly own or control the company, or significantly influence its decisions.
Required information and verification methods depend on the business structure, location, product, and risk context. Submitting information does not guarantee approval of an account or service.
Subject to applicable law, product, and risk context, Fast Track Pathway may screen businesses, directors, ultimate beneficial owners, authorized personnel, and relevant counterparties for risk.
Based on product capabilities and risk rules, the platform may assess applicable deposits, transfers, conversions, withdrawals, and FTP Card transactions.
Rules-based initial checks and manual review may use different approaches depending on risk level. The statuses below are common examples; the actual process varies by product and case.
No material risk signals requiring additional review were identified.
Insufficient information, unusual transactions, or other risk factors require confirmation.
The case does not meet platform policies, partner requirements, or applicable rules.
When an account or transaction requires further confirmation, enabled features may let you view information requests, submit responses, and track processing status.
Limits, recipient management, service restrictions, and information updates are not one-size-fits-all. They vary with business eligibility, account capabilities, and risk context.
Limits for deposits, withdrawals, conversions, cards, and specific counterparties may be set or adjusted based on account type, verification level, product capabilities, and risk context.
Businesses with the relevant features enabled can manage frequently used or verified bank accounts, wallet addresses, suppliers, and other payment recipients. Adding or changing details may require additional verification or internal approval.
Service availability depends on the business location, industry, product, currency, purpose of funds, partner requirements, and applicable rules.
Depending on account or transaction risk, a business may be asked to update its information, business model, and transaction activity, or explain and document a particular source of funds and overall source of wealth.
For businesses with the relevant features and permissions enabled, APIs can be used to submit information and retrieve status updates, while webhooks deliver applicable status-change notifications so internal systems can act on review outcomes.
Depending on the product and features, records related to verification, screening, transaction review, and system actions may be retained to support internal risk management and investigations.
Required information, statuses, and handling vary by business, product, region, and risk context.
Products and features that require verification may involve KYC, KYB, ultimate beneficial owner identification, or other applicable review. Requirements depend on account type, business structure, service region, and risk context.
Yes. Depending on product and transaction risk, a deposit, transfer, conversion, withdrawal, or FTP Card transaction may require further verification or additional information.
Depending on enabled features, a business can view information requests, submit documents, and track processing status through the client portal or relevant notification channels.
Depending on product capabilities, account permissions, verification level, and risk policy, corresponding limits may be set for different customers or transaction flows.
Once the relevant features and permissions are enabled, businesses can submit information and retrieve statuses through APIs, and receive applicable status-change notifications through webhooks.
Fast Track Pathway
Embed KYC, KYB, risk screening, transaction monitoring, additional information requests, and review records into relevant product flows to help businesses manage customer, transaction, and compliance risk more clearly.
Service availability, required information, review time, and outcomes depend on jurisdiction, business eligibility, product, partner requirements, and risk assessment.