Automated Daily Ongoing Monitoring is a continuous AML compliance process designed to identify changes in customer risk profiles and detect suspicious activities on a daily basis. It ensures customers, transactions, and entities are regularly screened against updated sanctions lists, PEP databases, adverse media, and risk indicators to maintain regulatory compliance.

  • daily automated screening of customers and entities
  • real-time detection of risk profile changes
  • continuous sanctions, PEP, and adverse media checks
  • automated alert generation and review
  • regulatory-compliant ongoing monitoring

Expert guidance in ongoing AML monitoring

Our AML specialists provide expert support to design and manage automated daily monitoring programs. By combining advanced screening technology with expert oversight, we help reduce false positives, identify emerging risks early, and ensure full compliance with global AML regulations.

Our ongoing monitoring process

Our automated daily monitoring process ensures continuous oversight of customers and transactions, helping organizations proactively manage AML risks.

Data review

Review and update customer and transaction data daily.

Automated screening

Daily screening against sanctions, PEPs, and adverse media.

Alert review

Investigate alerts and escalate suspicious findings.

  • ongoing customer due diligence
  • risk-based alert management
  • regulatory compliance assurance

Automated monitoring features

Our Automated Daily Ongoing Monitoring service provides advanced tools and expert oversight to maintain continuous AML compliance and reduce exposure to financial crime.

  • daily sanctions, PEP, and adverse media updates
  • automated risk profile reassessment
  • false-positive reduction
  • real-time alert generation
  • audit-ready compliance reporting
  • continuous regulatory alignment

Frequently asked questions

It is a continuous AML process that automatically screens customers and activities daily to detect emerging risks and maintain compliance.

Banks, fintechs, crypto platforms, and regulated businesses are required to conduct ongoing AML monitoring.

Yes, AML regulations require continuous monitoring throughout the customer relationship.