The Safe Harbour Standard
HM Land Registry recently announced a new standard for the use of digital due diligence, which they have called Safe […]
Credas helps conveyancers and solicitors easily conduct identity and AML checks on their clients using our cutting edge IDV technology.
Remove the delay and pain of customer due diligence checks with our simple, slick and sector leading solution. With services specifically designed for the UK conveyancing sector, including being the UK’s first Safe Harbour compliant provider, you can use Credas via our Portal or integrate us into Case Management system to speed up your transactions while remaining compliant.
Widely used across the conveyancing and legal sectors, Credas meets all the industry regulators standards including SRA, HMLR and JMLSG. We help conveyancers streamline the property purchasing process by providing real-time AML results which can be conducted remotely or in-person by homebuyers. Our technology means less data entry and more accurate PEP and Sanction results.
Cutting-edge biometric facial recognition technology that delivers results in real-time.
Easily meet HMLR Safe Harbour standards with our NFC powered ID Verification
With our open-banking powered module, you can easily gather financial statements in just a few clicks.
Instantly check international PEPs and Sanctions databases and set up ongoing monitoring.
Verifying ownership against Land Registry records and instantly download register/plans.
Make our platform, your platform. Put your brand front and centre with our white-labelling solution.
Easily integrate eSign documents into your onboarding and client due diligence processes
Create your own forms using our drag and drop builder to collect key customer data
Fraudsters and criminals often target law firms with complex schemes designed to take advantage of busy workloads and relentless deadlines. The result is that both solicitors and conveyancers spend a lot of time and money protecting themselves and their clients from this constant threat. Credas can help law firms reduce the impact tackling financial crim has on their resources by automating the process from ID verification to PEPs and Sanctions screening.
On average law firms that use our government-certified AML solution can save themselves £2,500 in time spent manually verifying customer IDs and checking sanction lists. The additional time saved by cutting out these laborious and time consuming tasks can be used to progress property transaction faster and complete more in-depth due diligence. Our solution is also designed in conjunction with HM Land Registry Practice Guide 81 meaning we offer Safe Harbour standard ID checks to protect your firm from potential bad actors.
We integrate with many of the UK leading Case Management Systems including LexisNexis, Minvera and DPS by Access. We also have a well documented open API that makes it easy to build custom integrations with inhouse system. If you like to learn more about our integration then please complete the contact form below.
You send an invite to your client to start a ID check using our mobile app or portal. They then..
Take a quick selfie of themeselves to verify they are live and present. Next they...
Scan the biometric chip in their ID document before...
Finally, they submit their details including their current address and our software does the rest.
There's no need to rekey any information or request bank statments / utility bills. Our software verifies their documents and proof of address using multiple data sources to confirm their identity. It's that simple!
Our starter package, monthly billing with one flat fee per search
Monthly billing & volume discounts, suitable for regular users
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