
Explore ekyc, video kyc, and digital onboarding and how they transform banking and fintech, with digital identity verification, live verification, and aml and kyc compliance.
Screen and verify business documents to prove real identity and ownership, including certificate of incorporation, business registration, trade licenses, and identify beneficial owners, signatories, and tax details for compliant onboarding.
Learn how geography risk influences AML controls and sanctions exposure across customers, transactions, and business activity. Assess high-risk regions, apply enhanced due diligence, and determine appropriate risk controls.
Discover what financial crime means and explore major types such as fraud (credit card, loan, identity theft), money laundering, terrorist financing, bribery, tax evasion, sanctions violations, and insider trading.
“This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.”
Financial institutions across the world are required to maintain strong compliance systems to prevent money laundering, fraud, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. One of the most important components of these compliance systems is Know Your Customer (KYC) and Customer Due Diligence (CDD). Organizations must verify the identity of their customers, understand the nature of their financial activities, and monitor transactions to ensure that their services are not misused for illegal purposes.
The Certified KYC, CDD & Identity Verification Specialist (CKCIS) course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of customer onboarding, identity verification, and due diligence processes used by banks, fintech companies, and financial institutions worldwide. This course explains how compliance teams collect and verify customer information, assess customer risk levels, perform sanctions and PEP screening, and conduct ongoing monitoring to maintain regulatory compliance.
Throughout the course, you will learn the practical workflows followed by KYC and AML professionals, including document verification, beneficial ownership identification, customer risk classification, and enhanced due diligence procedures for high-risk clients. The course also explains the importance of regulatory frameworks and how financial institutions implement compliance controls to protect themselves from financial crime risks.
This program is ideal for students, fresh graduates, banking professionals, and anyone interested in building a career in AML, KYC, compliance, or financial crime prevention. By the end of this course, you will have a clear understanding of the KYC lifecycle and the key responsibilities of a KYC analyst, helping you build the knowledge and confidence required to pursue opportunities in the financial services industry.