Country and entity-aware cases
Requirements are resolved from configured country/entity manifests. Only published and approved jurisdictions should be offered to customers.
Build a business onboarding case around the entity and jurisdiction instead of using one generic form. Basic, Standard and Enhanced levels can require different evidence, ownership details and review steps.
Implementation and testing status is stated separately from commercial activation, so your team can evaluate what is genuinely available.
Requirements are resolved from configured country/entity manifests. Only published and approved jurisdictions should be offered to customers.
Capture directors, shareholders and ultimate beneficial owners while preserving company, person and case relationships.
Issue individual secure invitations, track their status and link approved results to the correct stakeholder and KYB case. Invitations expire after 15 working days under the configured calendar.
New Business accounts require a verified business-domain email and basic organization details. Domain verification alone is not full legal KYB approval.
Country and entity availability is configuration- and approval-dependent. Pakistan and UK workflows have implementation evidence, but no new country should be commercially activated without its own legal/provider acceptance. Real sanctions, PEP and adverse-media coverage is not represented as worldwide.
No. It only verifies control of the email address and allows basic Business account onboarding. Legal business verification remains a separate review.
Fifteen working days from issue under the configured business calendar. Expired links stop working and a new invitation must be issued while history is preserved.
No. A country needs a reviewed manifest, approved requirements and actual operational acceptance before public commercial activation.
Review the documentation, test the actual document and provider path, or ask our integration team for a scoped technical assessment.