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Continuous Monitoring

Overview

Continuous monitoringinvolves the ongoing analysis of transactions, accounts, and behaviors to detect suspicious activity in real time. Unlike one-time checks, it ensures risks are managed dynamically throughout the customer lifecycle. Regulators mandate continuous monitoring as part of AML frameworks to detect money laundering, fraud, and sanctions breaches.
Financial institutions use AI-driven monitoring to flag anomalies such as unusual payments, sudden geolocation changes, or high-risk counterparties. By integrating continuous monitoring with case management, institutions create audit trails for regulators and improve responsiveness. Beyond compliance, continuous monitoring helps strengthen trust and reduce financial losses from undetected fraud.

FAQ

What is continuous monitoring?

Real-time analysis of transactions and behavior to detect suspicious activity.

Why is it important?

It ensures ongoing compliance and prevents financial crime risks.

Who requires it?

Regulators under AML/CFT frameworks mandate it globally.

Who uses it?

Banks, fintechs, and insurers monitoring customer accounts.

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