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A potential match is identified when customer details resemble information in a sanctions, PEP or other screening record.
AML Screening is not a one-time check. Croftz helps compliance teams review alerts, investigate potential matches and document defensible decisions as risks and screening information change.
Screening identifies potential risks. The real challenge is knowing what each alert means and what to do next.

A potential match is identified when customer details resemble information in a sanctions, PEP or other screening record.

The potential match is flagged for review so compliance teams can examine identifiers and assess the associated risk.

The available evidence confirms that the customer or relevant party matches the screened record, requiring appropriate compliance action.
Screening checks names against lists. Transaction monitoring analyses transaction behaviour. Perpetual KYC refreshes the wider customer record.
Screening doesn't end after onboarding. Updated watchlists can create new risks for existing customers.
Screen customers and relevant parties.
Screening frequency should reflect applicable regulations, customer risk and internal policies.
The right screening threshold balances missed matches against unnecessary alerts.
Every threshold should have a reason — and evidence to support it.
A confirmed match needs more than an alert closure. It needs a clear decision and appropriate action.
Examine identifiers and supporting evidence.
Establish whether the match is genuine.
Follow applicable compliance and reporting procedures.
Record the evidence, decision and action taken.
Confirmed sanctions matches may require restrictions, asset freezes or reporting, depending on applicable law.
Effective screening depends on how your team handles the alerts that matter.
Follow clear review and escalation procedures.
Support screening decisions with documented rationale.
Keep records of findings, decisions and actions.
Build a more consistent screening process with clear reviews, documented decisions and evidence of what happened next.