Rule · SAMA · 9 Oct 2017

Electronic Services from (Elm-NIC) for KYC

The Saudi Central Bank confirms that banks may utilize approved electronic services from the National Information Center (Elm-NIC) to verify customer identities, thereby eliminating physical visits for identity renewal or account updates. Banks must implement these services to enhance supervisory effectiveness, receive real-time alerts for customer data changes, and comply with regulatory requirements while assessing risks to determine the need for additional documentation. This directive streamlines Know Your Customer (KYC) processes, strengthens security protocols, and ensures continuous monitoring across all financial institutions operating in the Kingdom.

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