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KPby u/kovac_piotr·10hDiscussion

KYC Automation for High-Volume, Low-Value Transactions

Curious how others are handling KYC/KYB for platforms that process a high volume of relatively low-value transactions, particularly in the fintech space. We're finding that the traditional, extensive document verification process creates significant friction and churn at onboarding, yet the regulatory obligations remain stringent.

Are there effective, compliant strategies being employed to streamline this without compromising AML scrutiny? Specifically, looking at solutions that integrate well with existing banking infrastructure, or perhaps leveraging alternative data points more effectively for identity verification. It's a delicate balance between user experience and regulatory burden, and the costs associated with failed onboarding attempts or manual review are adding up. Any insights into third-party providers making real inroads here, or internal process adjustments that have proven successful, would be appreciated. We've explored some solutions, but many feel like they're either overkill or fall short on a specific regulatory nuance.

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JPu/jasmine_p·6h

We've been looking into tiered KYC, where initial access is granted with minimal verification for very low value limits, then scaling up for higher transaction thresholds. It seems compliant if the initial risk assessment is solid and there's a clear path for enhanced due diligence.

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SLu/santos_luciana·9h

For low-value transactions, you should be exploring simplified due diligence (SDD) thresholds. Are you sure you need full EDD for every single customer? That's likely the core issue here.

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NBu/nbautista·6h

We've been looking into tiered KYC/KYB based on transaction volume and value, with simplified checks for lower tiers. It seems compliant if you have robust monitoring to escalate users to higher tiers if their activity changes.

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