The gap between client identity and client money is where most regulated firms encounter fraud and money laundering risk. On top of the increasing regulatory scrutiny imposed on firms, this creates a serious burden that manual and disconnected checks can simply no longer meet.
But by verifying and securing both on the same identity-bound rails, Kord creates a closed loop that eliminates this gap, and reduces risk to your firm and your clients.
It unites everything regulated firms need to identify and verify clients, safeguard and move their money, and create evidence-based audit trails on one platform:
This allows you to replace manual processes and disconnected platforms with a closed loop, where trust and verification are built on defensible, evidenced, identity-bound rails.
Protect your clients, meet your regulatory obligations, remove the risk of fraud, and build trust without friction.
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