Supplier Information Verification

Bank Account Verification Defined

What Is Bank Account Verification? Bank account verification is the process of confirming the authenticity of bank account information. That includes ownership as well as account and bank routing numbers. The primary purpose of bank account verification is to prevent fraudulent activities such as identity theft, money laundering, and unauthorized access to funds. By verifying Bank Account Verification Defined

A Cautionary Tale of OFAC Violations and Mitigations

Who would violate OFAC sanctions? Few intentionally. Perhaps a company already doing business with a foreign company before a sanction is put in place. Or just a company without an adequate program to review sanction lists regularly, whether against vendors or customers. (And maybe there are a very few too anxious to grow business in A Cautionary Tale of OFAC Violations and Mitigations

How to Reduce the Risk of Payment Fraud through the Automatic Verification of Bank Account Ownership

The Challenge of Verifying Supplier Information Managing supplier information has never been easy. Small slipups in collecting, verifying and storing supplier information increase errors, non-compliance and fraud vulnerability. The prolonged shift to remote work has made verifying supplier information harder and riskier. Bad actors are using the disruption caused by remote working to perpetrate payment How to Reduce the Risk of Payment Fraud through the Automatic Verification of Bank Account Ownership