Compliance & FINTRAC

Exam-ready every day, not just the week before.

Since October 2024, mortgage lenders, brokers and administrators have FINTRAC obligations. Amortivo keeps the records with the client and the loan — where an examiner expects to find them.

Today

The problem

  • ID verification records scattered across folders and inboxes.
  • Corporate borrowers and lenders without beneficial-ownership records.
  • No easy way to show who changed what, and when.
With Amortivo

What changes

  • Records in one place, by client
  • Missing ownership and expired reviews flagged
  • A complete audit trail for examiners
FINTRAC and KYC client verification in Amortivo
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Features

What's included

Client identification

Verification method, documents and dates recorded per borrower, guarantor and lender, with the underwriting checklist ticked automatically.

Corporations and trusts

Directors, owners of 25% or more and how they were confirmed — and a list of entities still missing an ownership record.

Screening and risk

PEP, HIO and sanctions screening records, client risk ratings and periodic review dates.

Reports and program

Large cash and suspicious transaction report preparation, restricted to the compliance officer, plus your compliance program, policies, training and effectiveness reviews.

Audit trail

Every change to settings, loans, payments and approvals logged with who, when and what changed.

FAQ

Questions about compliance & fintrac

Does Amortivo file reports with FINTRAC?

Amortivo prepares and keeps the records; reports are filed through FINTRAC's own reporting system.

See your loan book in Amortivo.

A 30-minute walkthrough with your own scenarios — origination to investor payout.