AML, PEP and ECDD
Assayra separates a candidate match from a confirmed identity and a policy outcome.
Screening
Identity and business subjects can be screened against official sanctions plus tenant-entitled PEP/RCA, adverse-media and company/UBO sources. Every result records source provenance, dataset hash/version, match features and score.
An AML candidate blocks zero-touch approval when the workflow requires a clear result. A qualified analyst must disposition possible matches rather than treating fuzzy-name similarity as a confirmed hit.
Candidate disposition
Common outcomes include:
- false positive;
- confirmed match;
- insufficient information / evidence required; and
- accepted risk under the tenant’s documented policy.
Record a rationale and evidence reference. Disposition does not delete the original candidate or source version.
Enhanced due diligence
ECDD can collect structured:
- purpose and expected account/product use;
- employment, business and counterparties;
- source of funds;
- source of wealth;
- jurisdictions and transaction expectations;
- supporting evidence; and
- reviewer assessment, approval, hold and expiry.
ECDD evidence follows the same tenant isolation, encryption, legal-hold and retention controls as identity evidence.
Ongoing screening
Approved subjects can be enrolled with a tenant-defined cadence. The worker leases due checks, applies bounded retries, records source freshness and creates an attention case when a new candidate or material change occurs.
Use webhook events to wake downstream review. Do not repeatedly create new onboarding applications as a substitute for ongoing screening.
Data responsibility
The API and provenance machinery can be complete before a specific licensed dataset is activated. Your production Country Assurance Pack must identify which sources and freshness rules are required for the market and customer type.