About ten years ago, a new generation of banks entirely transitioned to digital operations. Neobanks, which are banks that only do business online and have no physical locations, cater to specific consumers’ demands by providing more convenience and reduced transaction costs. However, for these newer, online-first institutions, digital banking fraud can be particularly difficult.
The efficacy of customer identity verification has increased thanks to digital technology. Validating a bank account is an essential stage in the identity verification process since it verifies the client who is tied to that account. The traditional procedures for validating a bank account involved a lot of paperwork and several bank visits, and they were time-consuming. Financial institutions may now enrol consumers in only a few minutes thanks to the introduction of penny drop verification.
EDD is a vital component of the KYC compliance procedure in banking. It comprises gathering information to verify clients’ identities and assess the degree of money laundering risk that each customer poses. As a result, the client requested substantially more details during the EDD process than during the CDD process, because this information might be used to reduce the related risks.
The masked Aadhaar is a variant form of Aadhaar that the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) developed after taking into account the issue of data privacy for individuals. Read through to know more about what it is.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman advocated for the simplification of Know Your Customer (KYC) processes for financial services in a Budget speech that placed a broad emphasis on technology and tech-driven solutions. She also argued for increasing the utility of the DigiLocker platform for both individuals and businesses and giving Fintech Platforms more flexibility to access India’s digital infrastructure.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the financial services industry, known as fintech. From improving customer experience to reducing operational costs and mitigating risks, AI is having a significant impact on fintech. In this blog, we will explore the top 10 ways AI is being used in fintech.
Fintech as a Service (FaaS) is a business model that enables companies to outsource financial technology (fintech) services to a third-party provider. This model provides companies with a more flexible and cost-effective way to access fintech services and improve their financial operations. Let’s explore the concept of Fintech as a Service and the impact of API solutions on Fintechs.
Identity verification is a critical aspect of many businesses and organizations, ensuring that the individuals accessing resources or services are who they claim to be. With the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI), this process has become more efficient, secure, and cost-effective. In this blog, we will explore how AI is being used in identity verification and its potential benefits.
Video KYC (Know Your Customer) is a process for customer Identity verification using remote video technology. It is a secure and efficient way for financial institutions, online businesses, and other organizations to verify the identity of their customers without requiring them to physically visit a branch or office.
Remote, Digital Onboarding is now deemed a “car in the garage” solution to onboarding new customers online. This typically contains a form of Government ID verification and Biometric Check before secure signup(Face Match). But the ” new car in the showroom” solution that you desire is IDcentral’s Face Trace product.
