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Duties and reporting

This page maps a reporting institution’s duties to the parts of 1 Core System that support them. Interpreting the law remains with the institution’s compliance function. The system records, measures and keeps the evidence.

DutySupported by
Identify and verify the customerKYC Core: ID card or NFC passport, face check, NDID / DOPA through the institution’s connection
Assess customer riskThree-tier risk engine, risk adjustment with sign-off
Screen against sanctions, PEP and AMLO listsName matcher, match queue, written adjudication
Enhanced due diligenceEDD Intel, high-risk sign-off route
Ongoing due diligenceRe-KYC ladder, bulk review, event triggers
Restrict and release accountsFour-leg restrictions, Exit-Only, order tracking
Answer letters from authoritiesIncoming letters matched against the customer book, AMLO answer sheet
File reports on timeFiling register with system-issued report numbers and computed due dates
Keep recordsRetention register: each record carries its own retain-until date, with deletion guarded
FATCAIn-app self-certification, institution policy on US persons (accept / review / refuse)
Monthly statements (fund business)Statement files from FundConnext, e-mailed to every account each month
Transaction monitoring (DA Dealer)Rules on the trading feed and KYT files, alert triage with sign-off

Report types and the deadlines the system measures

Section titled “Report types and the deadlines the system measures”
ReportDueCounted from
AMLO 1-01 cash transactions15th of the next monthMonth of the transactions
AMLO 1-02 asset transactionsNo day count; the screen shows “not set”—
AMLO 1-03 suspicious transactions (STR)7 daysThe resolution to report
AMLO 1-05-915th of the next monthMonth of the transactions
HR-REPORT15 daysConfirmation that the order was carried out
ปกร. 03 / ปกร. 0415 business daysDate of the letter, or the recorded starting point
Reports to other regulatorsAs recorded—

Every entry in the filing register is approved by the head of compliance. It is kept for five years from submission, together with the filed documents, the receipt and the approval.

  • Fund business: the compliance officer takes a report number from the filing register, prepares the form and files it in AERS, then records the submission with the documents and receipt.
  • DA Dealer: the system proposes 1-02 entries from trading transactions at or above THB 5,000,000. A 1-03 follows a monitoring result or another fact the committee resolves to report. Complete entries download as AERS v3.0 XML, sealed with a SHA-256 hash when recorded. The officer encrypts the file with AMLO’s tool and files it.