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Product List:    Cash Transaction Monitor

                        Suspicious Activity Monitor

                        Wire Transaction Monitor

                        Prices
 

1.  Cash Transaction Monitor

The Cash Transaction Monitor (CTM) is a system that helps banks comply with the bank Secrecy and U. S. PATRIOTS Act

The Bank Secrecy Act directs financial institutions to report single or cumulative cash transactions that total $5,000 or more, when any of the following conditions are met.

The law does not stipulate the period for aggregating transactions. However, the Regulators we’ve spoken with recommend 30 days.

The penalties for BSA violations are severe: fines of up to $500,000 and incarceration for up to 20 years, for each occurrence. (18 U.S.C. section 1956)

In the past, small institutions were allowed to operate with manual BSA/AML systems. However, the introduction of low-cost systems has resulted in Regulators demanding that all institutions operate automated systems.

 

How the CTM can help your bank

 

1.    The CTM automatically aggregates the cash transactions of your customers.

2.    The system creates its own relating number, so that you can automatically relate and aggregate transactions for accounts with different SSNs.

3.    The CTM helps you assign risk-ratings to customers, so you can give extra attention to those that warrant it.
 

4.    You can build custom queries, where you search for suspicious activity involving cash and wire transfers.
 

5.    The system can be used to generate CTRs, SARs and CTR exemption forms.

 

We let you use the system for 30 days, at no cost or obligation. You have nothing to lose, and much to gain!

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2. Suspicious Activity Monitor

The Suspicious Activity Monitor (SAM) is a system that helps banks identify Kiters, embezzlers, identity theft, elder abuse, ACH fraud, terrorist financing and distressed borrowers.

We talked with Bankers, Regulators, and Officials from Law Enforcement when we developed the Suspicious Activity Monitor. The knowledge we gained was enlightening.

 The Suspicious Activity Monitor is a system that helps banks identify kiters, embezzlers, distressed borrowers, identity theft, elder abuse, terrorist financing, thieves and money launders.

 

How the Suspicious Activity Monitor can help your bank

 

1.    SAM aggregates and analyzes your customers’ debit and credit transactions. 

 

2.    SAM works with checks, deposits, ACH, ATM and debit card transactions.
 

3.    SAM helps you assign risk-ratings to customers, so you can give extra attention to those that warrant it.
 

4.    SAM ignores sweep-accounts, zero-balance accounts, payroll accounts, and other special-purpose accounts.
 

5.  You can instruct SAM to only display information for a specific branch. This lets the Branch Managers   become more involved in the BSA/AML/FACT process.

 

We let you use the system for 30 days, at no cost or obligation.
You have nothing to lose, and much to gain!

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3. Wire Transaction Monitor

The Wire Transaction Monitor (WTM) is a system that helps banks comply with the Bank Secrecy and U.S. Patriot Acts.

The Bank Secrecy Act requires financial institutions to maintain a log of wire transfers that are for $3,000 or more. (Note: there is pending legislation that will require financial institutions to maintain the log for all wires.) The wire log must include the following, for both the originator and the beneficiary.

              i.        Name
           
ii.        Address
          
iii.        Date
          
iv.        Amount
           
v.        Method of identity (for non-customers),
          
vi.        Payment instructions

The BSA doesn’t require banks to keep this information in a spreadsheet. However, Regulatory Examination Procedures do.

Section 314(a) of the U.S. Patriot Act (USPA) requires banks to work with law enforcement, in its search for terrorists and money launderers. FinCEN releases a list of suspects twice a month. Banks must start their review of the list immediately upon receipt. The review must be completed and positive results reported to FinCEN, within 14 calendar days.

At this time, banks are only required to check the originator on outgoing wires, and the beneficiary on incoming. Banks are encouraged to check both parties on all wires, if they have the ability to do so.

The Wire Transaction Monitor is a system that helps banks comply with the Bank Secrecy and USA Patriot Acts.

 

How the WTM can help your bank

 

1.    The WTM automatically creates and maintains the Wire Transfer Log. It does this by using transaction data downloaded from Fed Line Advantage.
 

2.    The WTM helps you assign risk-ratings to customers, so you can give extra attention to those that warrant it.

3.    The WTM automates the 314(a) check of your wire transfer records.

4.    The WTM produces wire origination forms. Once information is entered for a customer, it is retained and automatically copied to future forms.

5.    The WTM generates confirmation notices for incoming wires (as required by UCC-4A and Regulation J).

6.    The system keeps track of customers that have repetitive wire agreements, and which transactions they cover.

 

We let you use the system for 30 days, at no cost or obligation. You have nothing to lose, and much to gain!

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4.  Prices

We have the best products and customer service in the industry. We also have the best prices.
 

 

We are the only BSA/AML software company that posts its prices on-line, so that you know you're getting a fair deal.

We are the only BSA/AML software company that lets you operate with Microsoft SQL-2005 Express (a free databse management system; using this system from  Microsoft could save your institution several thousand dollars).

We're also the only company that lets you try its products for 30 days, at no cost or obligation.

97% of banks that try our products buy them. Please check our references!

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This page was last updated on 07/22/2008 16:02