Payments must carry who sent and who receives
FATF Recommendation 16 requires originator and beneficiary information on wire transfers. All of that data has to be screened, not only the account holder.



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Explore our complete agent library and request a custom demoView All SolutionsPayments are checked against sanctions lists as they're processed. Where you allow it, the agent releases false hits on common names. It holds only the payments that need a human decision, with the match reasoning attached. Every release and every hold is logged.
Payment messages carry names, banks, addresses, vessels and free text. Screening all of it creates hits on common names, and each one sits in a queue while the customer waits.
FATF Recommendation 16 requires originator and beneficiary information on wire transfers. All of that data has to be screened, not only the account holder.
Cross-border messages on SWIFT have moved to ISO 20022, which carries richer, structured party data. More fields mean more potential hits.
Instant payments settle in seconds. A screening process built around a morning review queue doesn't fit them.
The agent screens each payment as it's processed, resolves the easy hits under your rules and holds the rest with the reasoning ready.
We measure the change on your own payment traffic in shadow mode, with your list set and your current match settings as the baseline.
Every payment checked before funds move.
The matched field, the list entry and the evidence together.
You decide which false hits, if any, the agent may release.
Each release has its reason and list version on record.
Payment screening needs the payment view and the customer view at once.
Screens payments in flight, before they settle.
Resolves name matches using what you know about each party.
Links every hold and release to its evidence.
A correspondent wire, a wallet top-up and a trade payment carry different risks. The agents screen each in its own context.
Wires, SWIFT and ISO 20022 messages, domestic transfers and instant payments. We connect to your payment hub or switch through APIs.
Only for false-hit types you've approved. Real potential matches are always held for a person, and every release is logged with its reason.
It runs inside the payment flow before settlement. We'll measure the time it adds on your own traffic during the technical assessment.
Yes. Remittance information, addresses and other free text are checked, including vessel and port names.
Customer screening checks who you onboard. Transaction screening checks every party in every payment, including people who aren't your customers.
The payment, the matched field, the list version, the agent's reasoning and the decision taken, each timestamped.
Pick one alert type. We'll run the agents in shadow mode on your own data and show you the cases they prepare. Your team decides what happens next.