SERVICE 08 / CASP AML

Identify Trusted Communications

Digital fraud does not always begin with a financial transaction.

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08Trust in every connection

01 / OVERVIEW

A suspicious telephone call, spoofed caller ID or impersonation attempt can be the first stage of a fraud scenario.

We work with relevant telecommunications service providers and technology partners, where available, to facilitate access to solutions that may help users identify trusted callers and filter unwanted or potentially fraudulent communications.

02 / HOW WE CAN HELP

Potential functionality

  • Caller-ID verification
  • Trusted-number identification
  • Caller identification
  • Spam-call detection
  • Suspicious-call filtering
  • Unwanted-call blocking
  • Number verification
  • Business-number verification
  • Fraud-risk alerts

03 / IN FOCUS

Country Availability

The availability and technical functionality of communications-protection services depend on the relevant telecommunications market, operator and applicable national framework.

Switzerland

Relevant telecommunications framework and authority: Federal Office of Communications (OFCOM/ComCom).

United Kingdom

Relevant telecommunications regulator: Ofcom.

Belgium

Relevant telecommunications regulator: Belgian Institute for Postal Services and Telecommunications (BIPT).

Netherlands

Relevant regulatory authority: Authority for Consumers & Markets (ACM).

We will clearly identify the actual service provider and commercial arrangement for each solution.

04 / PLEASE NOTE

Important

Regulatory authorities are not automatically commercial partners. Any partnership claim will be made only where a formal partnership or service arrangement exists.

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