Onboarding checks are disconnected
Identity, corporate, and screening information can end up in separate systems and spreadsheets.
Compliance operations in Mexico
Connect KYC, KYB, PEP and sanctions screening, adverse media, monitoring, and review evidence in one workflow.
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KYC + KYB
Due diligence for people and companies
PEP + sanctions
Consolidated risk screening
API + workflows
Controls that fit your operation
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KYC · People
Send a link and the session guides the person: every check processes live and is validated against official sources and third parties.
KYB · Companies
Business registries, official gazettes and ownership structure: identify UBOs and run directors through automatic AML screening.
Operational challenges
Manual handoffs and isolated searches make it difficult to apply the same risk criteria across every case.
Identity, corporate, and screening information can end up in separate systems and spreadsheets.
PEP status, sanctions exposure, and relevant adverse media may appear after approval.
Without a shared history, reviewers spend time reconstructing checks, findings, and approvals.
Structured due diligence
Build workflows around your risk-based approach without removing human oversight from sensitive decisions.
Collect and assess customer or business information through consistent onboarding paths.
Bring list screening and adverse-media context into the same analyst experience.
Rescreen approved records when your policy calls for continued due diligence.
Retain findings, reviewer actions, and case outcomes in a traceable audit trail.
Regulatory context
Review primary sources when designing your controls. This overview is operational guidance, not legal advice.
Federal AML law
Vulnerable activities and identification duties
Mexico's federal law establishes obligations related to identifying and reporting certain vulnerable activities.
Read the law at DiputadosCNBV regulatory information
Supervised financial entities
CNBV publishes official rules, guidance, and sector information for entities within its supervisory remit.
Visit CNBVMexican financial laws library
Applicable federal legal framework
The Chamber of Deputies maintains the official consolidated library of federal laws for legal review.
Browse federal lawsFrequently asked questions
Give your Mexico operation a consistent path from initial checks to ongoing review.
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