Standard Settlement Instruction Management demo

Keeps counterparty settlement instructions current and fraud-checked for settlement operations 1:34

What the demo shows

Keeps counterparty settlement instructions current and fraud-checked for settlement operations

A clean home shows four numbers and the one next step for each person. Every change request opens as a call-back verification dossier with three panels: the request exactly as it arrived, the field-by-field change from the instruction on file, and the fraud signals with a call-back card. Seven agents work it: the Intake agent reads emails, letters and notices in any language and cites every field; the Fraud agent scores each request, explains every signal and refuses any phone number that arrived with it; the Source agent finds the counterparty's own authenticated record; the Checker agent tests format and sanctions on its own; the Callback agent books the call to the number on file, writes the script and compares the recorded answers; the Go-live agent schedules approved changes at the agreed time in every system; the Recertification agent reviews dormant and high-risk instructions. An analyst calls and verifies, a different team lead approves or freezes, financial crime runs the cases.

Transcript

  1. Standard Settlement Instruction Management keeps settlement instructions current and fraud-checked.
  2. Wrong instructions cause one in five trade fails.
  3. Email bank changes are classic fraud.
  4. At Quillfield Capital, agents read every request and hold the risky ones.
  5. This email moves Brynmore's dollar settlements to a bank in Cyprus.
  6. Risk 92, a week-old lookalike domain, a new country, its phone number refused.
  7. On the number on file, Bryn Mawr says it sent no such request.
  8. Marcus asks what else this sender tried, then freezes it with a reason.
  9. $41 million stays safe.
  10. Financial crime gets a linked case.
  11. A genuine Japanese letter needs one analyst and a different lead.
  12. It goes live on the agreed date, with a receipt from every system.
  13. Every version is cited, signed by two people and logged.
  14. The target, no unverified change paid, and half the instruction fails gone.
  15. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.