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Companies implementing Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)

Perpetual KYC (pKYC), also called event-driven KYC, is a continuous, real‑time customer due‑diligence approach that uses AI and machine learning to constantly monitor and refresh client information, replacing periodic verification.

List of companies that implement Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)

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  • Commonwealth Bank logo
    AustraliaEmployees48kFinancial Services
    Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)Medium confidence
  • Cognizant logo
    United StatesEmployees372kRevenue$19BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)Medium confidence
  • Infosys logo
    IndiaEmployees374kRevenue$17BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)Medium confidence
  • Standard Chartered logo
    United KingdomEmployees85kRevenue$16BBanking
    Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)Medium confidence
  • Fenergo logo
    IrelandEmployees711Revenue$107MFinancial Services
    Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)Low confidence
  • Crypto.com logo
    SingaporeEmployees7.5kRevenue$1.2BFinancial Services
    Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)Low confidence
  • Guidehouse logo
    United StatesEmployees16kRevenue$1.9BBusiness Consulting and Services
    Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)Low confidence
  • Deutsche Bank logo
    GermanyEmployees85kRevenue$29BFinancial Services
    Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)Low confidence
  • NatWest Group logo
    United KingdomEmployees45kRevenue$690MBanking
    Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)Low confidence
  • EY logo
    United KingdomEmployees412kRevenue$45BProfessional Services
    Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC)Low confidence

Showing top companies out of 84 that implement Perpetual KYC (Know Your Customer) (pKYC). Get the full list on TheirStack.

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