This page describes which entity types we can support across our different onboarding models and channels. To find your entity type, go through the list below. If it isn't included below, just get in touch and we'll see if we can help.
We've designed three onboarding models — Verify, Reliance, and Outsourced — to fit different business needs. Each model offers a different level of control, responsibility, and tooling for customer onboarding and ongoing financial crime compliance.
In outsourcing we do not complete third party checks on the data sent to our system, this is done by you. We are validating that required data exists and that the customer is not out of appetite for industry, jurisdiction or risk profile purposes.
Under our outsourcing model, Griffin does not perform independent third-party verification of the data you submit. We define the information required to meet account opening and regulatory reporting obligations, and when data is submitted, we validate that the required fields are present and screen the customer against our appetite criteria — including industry, jurisdiction, and risk profile.
Under our outsourcing model, Griffin does not perform independent third-party verification of the data you submit. We define the information required to meet account opening and regulatory reporting obligations, and when data is submitted, we validate that the required fields are present and screen the customer against our appetite criteria — including industry, jurisdiction, and risk profile.
Under our outsourcing model, Griffin does not perform independent third-party verification of the data you submit. We define the information required to meet account opening and regulatory reporting obligations, and when data is submitted, we validate that the required fields are present and screen the customer against our appetite criteria — including industry, jurisdiction, and risk profile.
This section applies to both Verify, Reliance and Outsourced onboarding.
Overview
A workflow is used to complete a verification on a legal person. It specifies the data (or claims) required about a legal person and the type of assessment that is done on the legal person.