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KYC for Banks
KYC Reimagined: How ShareRing’s eKYC Changes the Game for Banks
In the world of banking, “KYC” stands for Know Your Customer. This is the process that banks and financial institutions use to confirm the identity of their customers. It’s a necessary step to keep people safe from fraud, money laundering, and other financial crimes. Traditionally, KYC involves gathering personal information like proof of address and income, and it requires customers to submit various documents to their bank. While it’s important, this process can be frustrating, slow, and costly for both the bank and its customers.
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Easy Integration
ShareRing’s eKYC can seamlessly fit into any bank’s existing systems without causing disruptions. It builds on what’s already in place, making the transition to digital KYC smooth. Banks don’t need to overhaul their infrastructure—our solution is non-intrusive and complements existing processes
schedule a demoReal World Use for Banking
Imagine opening a new bank account, applying for a credit card, or getting a loan without having to gather and submit multiple documents for identity verification. With ShareRing’s eKYC, all of this can be done digitally, without the fear of sharing private data. It’s a win-win for everyone. Check out how it’s being used below.
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Guest Management for Hotels
The conventional processes of guest management include many laborious tasks. It includes collecting physical copies of information, making copies of the information, importing the information to a computer database, checking it against the booking records, and authenticating the guests identity. With ShareRing, this is a thing of the past.
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Choosing the Right Solution
For individuals seeking a safe and easy way to manage their Digital Me across various services, ShareRing provides user-friendly solutions that prioritise your privacy and convenience.