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AML Technology
Real-Time AML Monitoring
Guide to real-time transaction monitoring for AML compliance. Learn how instant detection systems work, their benefits, and implementation best practices.
Key Information
Instant transaction surveillance
Real-time monitoring analyzes transactions as they occur, enabling immediate detection and response to suspicious activity.
Unlike batch processing, real-time systems can halt suspicious transfers before completion, significantly reducing financial crime risk.
Real-time monitoring capabilities
Rule-Based Alerts
Predefined thresholds, velocity checks, pattern matching, and scenario-based detection.
Behavioral Analysis
AI-powered deviation detection. Identify activity outside established customer patterns.
Automated Response
Automatic holds, alerts, escalation workflows, and integration with case management.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between real-time and batch monitoring?
Real-time monitors transactions as they occur, batch processes at intervals (daily/weekly). Real-time catches issues before fund movement completes.
Does real-time monitoring create more false positives?
Initially it may increase alerts. Tuning rules, implementing machine learning, and refining thresholds reduces false positives over time.
What transactions require real-time monitoring?
High-value transfers, international payments, PEP accounts, and high-risk customer segments benefit most from real-time surveillance.
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