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EUCMS Digital Banking on Boarding Section for Proceedings Collateral Facility

EUCMS recommended Banking Instrument are issued from these listed high net worth Bank's are as follows mentioned below:

1.ECB
 
2. EIB
3.EBRD
4. CEB

 

What is Customer Onboarding in Banks Through EUCMS ?

Customer onboarding Through EUCMS in banking is refers to all Collateral Management Services activities involved in introducing a new customer to our products and services. This process ensures regulatory, legal, and credit-related due diligence. It includes know your customer (KYC) checks and procedures such as ID verifications and document collection.

Traditionally, banks used to require new customers to visit a branch to open a new account. But now, when over two thirds expect to be able to onboard new financial services remotely, e.g., using their mobile phones, The Funding for Lending Scheme (FLS) supports digital onboarding in order to attract new customers.
Digital onboarding and secure online access are more than just ways to reduce account takeover attacks and fraud attempts. They improve customer satisfaction and drive digital transformation, a growth factor for FIs.

Here you can find more resources on customer onboarding in banking. 

  • 3 reasons why the banking sector requires customer onboarding in Banking – The Fintech Time, 16 August 2021

This solution paper deep dives into our solutions for Banks,

Bank’s fintech, and other FIs for delivering exceptional and secure customer onboarding in banking and access to digital banking services.

You will: 

  • Discover the 3 critical steps to secure onboarding and access to digital banking services.

  • Understand how to meet growing market demand by moving to the cloud. 

There is more.

In this solution paper, you will see how Gemalto iCloud can secure the entire digital banking customer journey, from new customer onboarding in banking to daily access, and achieve a frictionless customer experience.

 

3 ways to secure customer onboarding and access to digital banking services

  • Deliver a streamlined onboarding process 

  • Secure daily access to your digital services with strong customer authentication (SCA) and risk based authentication (RBA)

  • Mitigate fraud and improve customer experience with risk management

A streamlined onboarding processes 

The shift from traditional to digital banking has been underway for many years.

Needless to say, the pandemic has accelerated this trend and changed our habits. Mobile phones have changed our consumption patterns, making it easier for people to open an account in a few minutes or connect to their bank. Mobile is now the preferred banking channel.

The challenge is that users may face inconvenience when they onboard with a complex online experience that does not put the end user in focus.

The solution?

By combining identity proofing, identity affirmation and identity compliance, Fls can now secure the onboarding process while improving risk assessment over time, reducing fraud levels, and allowing users to onboard in real-time without inconvenience.  

  • Identity proofing: Opening a digital banking account has never been more straightforward and secure. You can deliver a seamless digital customer onboarding in banking experience, avoid abandonment during the enrolment phase and adhere to stringent (KYC) regulations. To provide this, you need identity proofing services such as:

    • Document verification,

    • Face recognition with liveness detection

  •  Identity affirmation:  identity affirmation complements the identity proofing process by providing additional evidence for an identity claim and increase the level of confidence. This is done using risk management technologies to analyse the environment and user behaviour to detect suspicious activities. 

  • Identity compliance: This feature provides KYC compliance services that cover extended data intelligence for anti-money laundering (AML), anti-corruption, (CFT)combating the financing of terrorism or (CTF) means Counter-terrorist financing, Which refers to a set of standards and regulatory systems intended to prevent terrorist groups from laundering money through the banking system or other financial networks., politically exposed persons (PEP), economic sanctions, third-party data, and commercial risk.

EUCMS Application Processing For Financial Cash Backed Collateral :

Clients applying for Collateral through EUCMS, must go through eligibility test. Upon successful eligibility test, Clients Pays Onboarding fees to EUCMS  in order to directly on board them  to Collateral Instrument issuing Bank. In this process clients have to conduct with EUCMS's International Banking Legal Counsel for processing their request. 

The Int' legal counsel will execute the processing and follow up the collateral issuing Bank until accomplishment of the task.

Clients are advised to Pay only the issuance fees to EUCMS, rest all Bank charges and Lease fees directly payable to the issuing Bank.

 As an issuer EUCMS will hold the issuance fees on our escrow account until issuing Bank completes the KYC documents Verification and onboard the clients for Collateral facilitation.

 Once the Collateral issuing Bank completes the KYC documents Verification and onboarding process. Gives notification of Debit note. After that, we release the payment to the Collateral issuing Bank. Moreover, as an issuer of  the Collateral EUCMS will instruct the confirming Bank to approve the clearance for Encashment of Collateral ( Banking Instrument ).

We would like to inform our clients for their acknowledgement that, due to Cross Border / International Banking Transaction Rules & Regulation EUCMS follows strict guidelines for AML, KYC documents fraudulent and ACA protocol instructed & Governed by International Chamber of Commerce. As we as the rules & regulations of International Organization of Securities Commissions.

Therefore, it is mandatory for all respective clients to comply for the same.

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Eligibility Criteria for a Collateral
 

 For a bank to issue a Guarantee or Collateral, the customer must first meet certain eligibility criteria. The most common criterion is that the customer must have a good credit history with the bank. Other criteria may include the customer having a certain amount of money in their account or having a certain type of account with the bank. Furthermore, before providing the customer with a bank guarantee, the bank will scrutinize the applicant’s creditworthiness, liquidity, and Credit score. The bank will also analyses the details of the beneficiary or the creditor.

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To process a Guarantee or Collateral application, it requires some of the following documents:

  • Request Letter and Counter Indemnity cum Memorandum relating to charge over fixed deposit duly stamped (Franking as per respective State Stamp Act).

  • Bank Guarantee text.

  • Board Resolution for Private Limited Company / Limited Company.

Collateral or Guarantee Charges

Generally, Collateral or Guarantee charges are based on the risk assumed by the bank in each transaction. For example, a financial Collateral is considered to assume more risk than a performance Bank Guarantee or Collateral. Hence, the fee for financial Collateral or Guarantee will be higher than the fee charged for performance Bank Guarantee. Based on the type of the Collateral, fees are generally charged on a quarterly basis on the Financial Cashed Backed Collateral, value of  Issuance cost may vary Bank to Bank & depends on each cases this is just an example 0.75% or 0.50% during the Collateral's validity period.

Apart from this, the bank may also charge the application processing fee, documentation fee, and handling fee. In some cases, security is required by the bank from its applicant, which is generally 100% of the Collateral value. In certain cases, collateral security or cash margin may also be accepted by the issuing bank.

Difference between BG & Letter of Credit (LOC)

 LOC is a financial document which imposes an obligation on the bank to make payment to the beneficiary on completion of certain services as required by the applicant. LOC is issued by the bank when the buyer requests his bank to make payment to the seller on the receipt of certain goods or services. That is, when the buyer runs into cash flow difficulties or similar situations and thus cannot make immediate payment to the seller, he will approach his bank to make the payment to the seller on submission of certain documents.

The bank will later recover the amount paid from the buyer along with the required charges. On the other hand, under BG, the bank is required to make payment to the third-party only if the applicant fails to make the payment to the third-party or does not fulfil the required obligations under the contract.

A BG is essentially used to ensure a seller from loss or damage due to the non-performance by the other party in a contract. LOC is generally misunderstood as BG since they share some common characteristics. They both play a significant role in trade financing when the parties to the transactions do not have established the business relationships. However, there are a lot of differences between LOC and BG.

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