Risk
Platform
Fourthline risk scores capture our assessment of the level of risk a client poses you.
Under the 5AMLD, financial service providers must take a risk-based approach to safeguarding the financial system. You are required to maintain an audit trail of all risk scores.
We provide risk scores for the following case types:
How it works
The risk score for each case is generated in the Case Review Portal and shared with you as soon as we finish processing the case.
Using our proprietary scoring methodology, we calculate the risk score based on more than 250 checks and any product-specific checks.
| Risk score | Risk code |
|---|---|
| Low | 200 |
| Medium | 300 |
| High | 400 |
| Unacceptable | 500 |
Note
When human agents audit completed cases, they cannot change original checks or risk scores.
Product-specific checks
For Client Authentication and Document Authentication, we run the following extra checks (compared to the client's original Identity Verification case) through the scoring methodology:
| Client Authentication | Document Authentication |
|---|---|
| Geolocation match | Birth date and place |
| IP address match | First name |
| Selfie photo comparison | Last name |
| Selfie video comparison | Nationality |
Re-KYC
Periodically re-verifying clients significantly reduces your risk of non-compliance with evolving regulations. It also helps you better understand who your clients are and how best to serve them.
Based on the risk score from the client's Identity Verification case during onboarding, we recommend doing new Identity Verifications at the following intervals:
| Risk score | Re-KYC |
|---|---|
| Low | Every 3 years |
| Medium | Every 2 years |
| High | Every 1 year |
How to get risk scores
We share the risk score in all reports. Download reports via our API by making either of the following requests with the relevant workflowId:
You can also retrieve risk information when calling the Get case status endpoint.
Support
For any questions, contact your Fourthline delivery manager.
Updated 2 months ago