What real-time transaction screening means for financial institutions

Financial institutions now operate in an environment defined by instant payments, heightened regulatory expectations, and a decreasing tolerance for gaps and delays in detecting financial crime. 

Therefore, real-time transaction screening plays a central role for regulated entities working with payments, such as banks, payment service providers (PSPs), e-money issuers, and crypto-asset service providers (CASPs).

Traditional batch-based controls often introduce delays between payment initiation and detection, leaving institutions exposed to unnecessary risk and to payment execution delay.

Real-time screening addresses this issue by allowing institutions to identify and respond to potential problems immediately. 

Download the guide and learn more about:

• What real-time transaction screening is
• Why it's essential for financial institutions
• How real-time transaction screening helps your company beyond compliance
• And how to effectively adopt real-time transaction screening in your AML processes

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Obs: This material is provided for general information only and does not constitute legal advice.