A complete AML/CFT platform purpose-built for Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions — designed per FATF recommendations and UAE Central Bank, MoE and FIU standards.
FATF research has highlighted a trend in the use of complex commercial arrangements involving lawyers, accountants and company secretaries. DNFBP stands for Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions — any business that poses an ML risk without being a traditional financial institution.
Non-financial firms now carry the same AML/CTF obligations as banks. FATF has issued specific guidance, and the UAE expects DNFBPs to develop AML/CFT policies, controls and procedures to detect and report suspicious activity.
External accountancy firms providing services to clients in regulated jurisdictions.
Service providers in the gaming sector, including online and in-person.
Firms providing company formation, secretarial and structuring services.
Bullion dealers and traders subject to AML obligations.
Diamond and gemstone dealers, including importers and exporters.
Legal professionals handling client funds, real estate and corporate transactions.
Independent legal professionals subject to local AML regulations.
Brokers and agents handling property transactions.
Trust service providers and corporate trustees.
KYC, CDD/SDD/EDD templates designed for DNFBP categories.
Monitor every transaction across products and channels.
Real-time sanctions and PEP screening at point of transaction.
Risk framework tuned to DNFBP categories and customer types.
Configurable rule sets per DNFBP profile, managed by the MLRO.
Investigations, escalations, SAR/STR and goAML reporting.
Comprehensive post-login dashboard tailored to your DNFBP category — operations, compliance and audit get the views they need.
LiveEx — DNFBPS aligns with the latest CBUAE standards (v1.20, November 2021, amending v1.10 of February 2018) covering enhanced due diligence obligations. The MoE DNFBP Anti-Money Laundering Guidelines provide additional sector-specific guidance.
Tipping-off and confidentiality protections are designed into the workflow. Specific reporting requirements for lawyers and accountants, dealers in precious metals, and trust/company service providers are all covered out of the box.
Download the MoE supplemental guidance for dealers in precious metals and stones →