Policyholders
People and businesses taking out cover, screened before you bind the policy.
Screening
AML ScreeningSanctions, PEP & watchlists in one search Sanctions ScreeningGlobal sanctions list matching PEP ScreeningPolitically exposed persons & their families Watchlist ScreeningGlobal enforcement watchlists Adverse MediaNegative news & reputational riskPlatform
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Source catalogue
SanctionsOFAC to the UN Security Council PEPgovernments & officials Watchlistsdebarment & enforcement lists Risk Intelligenceownership & research Adverse MediaWhat we screen against
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Financial services
BankingCustomers, owners & outgoing payments FintechScreening inside your sign-up Payment ProvidersMerchants, payers & payees Money TransferSenders & beneficiariesDigital & corporate
Crypto & Digital AssetsThe people behind every account InsurancePolicyholder & claimant screening E-commerceSellers, owners & payouts Corporate ServicesEntity & beneficial ownershipOverview
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See how AMLPRO adapts to the obligations and risk profile of your sector.
Policyholders when you underwrite, beneficiaries when a policy is issued, claimants when a claim lands, and the payee before money moves — each screened against sanctions, PEP, watchlist and adverse-media data.
Brokers and intermediaries are screened as companies when you appoint them.
People and businesses taking out cover, screened before you bind the policy.
Everyone named to receive a benefit, screened when they’re added to the policy.
Whoever makes the claim and whoever is paid, screened before the payment is made.
The firms that bring you business, and the people who run them.
Adverse-media screening looks for negative news about a person or a company — a signal worth having when a large claim lands. Run it in the same search as sanctions and PEP screening.
Your underwriting or policy-administration system sends each new policyholder and beneficiary as they’re added, tagged with your policy number.
A claims handler searches a claimant or payee from the console before approving a payment, and the same rules apply as for your API.
Both land in one usage log, with a PDF report for each screening.
Yes. Screen whoever is added, whenever they’re added — from your policy system through the API, or from the console.
Not directly. Adverse-media screening surfaces negative news about a claimant; the fraud assessment stays with your team.
Yes. Screen the firm as a company and the people who run it as individuals, when you appoint them and whenever your policy says to review.
Yes. Send your policy or claim number with each screening and search the usage log by it later.
Other industries
Start on the free plan with individual screening, or talk to us about companies, brokers and adverse media for your claims team.