Veriff Launches New Account Onboarding, Arming Fintech Companies with Next-Gen Security Features

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Veriff today announced our New Account Onboarding which establishes better trust online between a business and its consumers. This process starts with a built-in know your customer (KYC) feature, which is helping to meet stringent regulatory requirements online. Using artificial intelligence to gather data on the backend, this provides additional security measures for identity to be truly verified to enable

Companies leading the way in cyber security

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Every 39 seconds, there is a new attack somewhere on the web. This figure has only gotten worse since the pandemic began, as the FBI reported a 300% increase in cybercrimes – such as cyber-attacks and data breaches – since pre-COVID-19. Due to this increase in breaches, the need for a larger cybersecurity workforce has gained priority.  With a

Know your customers, and now, know where they are with Veriff

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Veriff is thrilled to now offer proof of address capture as part of our verification process, or separately, offering you the option to ask your customer or client to capture an image or upload a utility bill/bank statement (PDF) proving their address. We know that not every company needs this for KYC purposes but it’s incredibly

Veriff releases Anti-Money Laundering Product to Offer Complete Compliance

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If your business works with money, in any way, then our new product is here to help you stay safe. Today Veriff is launching our new Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Politically Exposed Person (PEP) and Sanctions Product, providing our clients with an extended suite of tools to help them comply with anti-money laundering regulations. Identity verification, Politically

What is a Digital Bank?

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A Digital Bank is an organisation that can offer banking activities and online services, usually via a mobile app, which was historically only available at a bank branch. According to the FFIEC (Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council), e-banking is the “automated delivery of new and traditional banking products and services directly to customers through electronic,