Onboarding completed, risk profile frozen
The KYC done at account opening rarely changes. A customer’s actual risk shifts on PEP listings, news events, and behaviour — none of which feed back into the file.
Onboarding leaks. PEP and sanctions exposure surfacing long after a customer is on the books. Risk scores stale within weeks of the KYC review. The customer view is a snapshot when it needs to be a feed.
The KYC done at account opening rarely changes. A customer’s actual risk shifts on PEP listings, news events, and behaviour — none of which feed back into the file.
Annual or biennial review cycles miss everything that happens between. Adding investigators is the standard fix, and the standard fix scales linearly with the book.
When a customer’s risk surfaces in the press before it surfaces in your system, it stops being a compliance issue and starts being a board issue.
DetectX® treats KYC, PEP screening and risk scoring as a single live signal that updates as new information arrives — from public records, transaction patterns, or adverse media — rather than waiting for the next review cycle.
AI-driven onboarding that gets the file right the first time and keeps it current.
SolutionVerify identity at onboarding without the friction that drives drop-off.
SolutionA continuous score per customer that responds to behaviour, news and external events.
SolutionTailor the controls applied to each customer to the risk they actually carry — not the risk their segment carries on average.
Retail and private banks carry the largest PEP-screening surface. DetectX® treats the customer-risk score as a live feed, with adverse-media and PEP changes propagating into the score the day they publish.
Insurers underwrite from a customer-supplied snapshot. Continuous profiling pulls in external signals so the policy stays priced to the actual risk over time.
Asset managers face KYC across multiple legal entities, often with opaque ownership chains. DetectX® combines link analysis with identity intelligence to surface the actual UBO behind the fund.
A 30-minute call walks through how a continuous customer-risk score would look against your existing review cadence — and what would change for your analyst team.