Transaction Monitoring Configuration
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01. TM Overview
What is Transaction Monitoring (TM)?
- Enable Transaction Monitoring
- Analyze user behavior patterns & transaction details
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02. Overview & filters
Transactions page: Overview & filters
- Find transactions in Dashboard.
- Apply filters to track specific groups of transactions
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03. Sorting transactions
Transactions page: Sorting transactions
- Display a specific group of transactions
- And download the list for report.
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04. Transaction statuses
Transaction rule statuses
- Active and Inactive rules.
- Test mode rule.
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05. TM Rule bundles
TM Rule bundles & rule editing
- 300+ pre-built rules.
- Customized for different industries like fintech, traditional finance, crypto, e-commerce, and iGaming.
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06. Rule behavior
Rule editing: Rule behavior
- React to transactions behaviour.
- Trigger scheduled event behaviour.
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07. Transaction types
Rule editing: Transaction types
- finance and travelRule transactions.
- kyc and userPlatformEvent transactions.
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08. Rule actions
Rule editing: Rule actions
- Use Only score to update transaction's risk score or request additional docs with Awaiting user action
- Put on holdto investigate the case further or Reject the transaction.
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09. Rule prioritization
Rule editing: Rule prioritization
- Set up the priority score for rules.
- Make sure the most important rules get triggered first.
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10. Applicant Risk scoring in TM
Applicant Risk scoring in TM
- Define risk factors for transactions.
- Make informed decisions based on weighted criteria.
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11. Using TM to trigger additional checks
Using TM to trigger additional checks
- Leverage Awaiting user action.
- Change KYC levels based on transaction check result.
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12. Testing your Configuration
Testing your Configuration
- You can test your TM setup in Sandbox
- or in Production.
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