Comply with Wire Transfer Requirements (Originator and Beneficiary Information)
What this control requires
For all wire transfers, collect, verify and transmit required originator information (name, account number, address/DOB/national ID) and beneficiary information. Implement procedures to detect and reject transfers missing required information. Screen wire transfers against sanctions lists. Apply enhanced scrutiny to transfers from high-risk jurisdictions.
Other FATF controls
FATF-AML-001 - Implement Risk-Based AML/CFT ApproachFATF-CDD-001 - Implement FATF-Standard Customer Due DiligenceFATF-PEP-001 - Implement FATF PEP Identification and Enhanced MonitoringFATF-R1-001 - Institutional AML/CFT Risk AssessmentFATF-R10-001 - Customer Due Diligence ProgrammeFATF-R11-001 - AML/CFT Record KeepingFATF-R12-001 - Politically Exposed Persons ControlsFATF-R16-001 - Wire Transfer Originator and Beneficiary InformationFATF-R20-001 - Suspicious Transaction ReportingFATF-R26-001 - Regulatory Supervision ResponsivenessFATF-RECORD-001 - Maintain FATF-Required Records for 5 YearsFATF-SAR-001 - Maintain STR Filing Obligations to FIU