Security and Compliance
Security and compliance expectations reach all the way into the core. Arkam incorporates access control, auditability and integration points with compliance tools so account-related processes can be governed and monitored effectively, aligned with your IT and regulatory frameworks.
Key Points
Role-Based Access Control
Separate operational, finance, administrative and audit functions using granular roles and permissions aligned with internal policies.
Support for Strong Authentication
Integrate Arkam with existing authentication and identity services, including stronger factors for sensitive operations where required.
Operational Logging
Log sensitive operations—such as manual postings, limit changes and account status updates—for review by authorised teams.
Compliance Integrations
Connect account workflows to KYC, AML and sanctions-screening solutions through the integration layer, so key steps follow defined policies.
Regulatory Alignment
IT and security controls are designed to support alignment with central-bank and financial-sector requirements, including documented support for relevant circulars in regulated markets.
FAQ
Short answers to how Arkam Core fits into your architecture, security model and roadmap.
Arkam uses role-based access control (RBAC) with granular roles and permissions to separate operational, finance, administrative and audit functions, aligned with internal policies.
Yes. Arkam is designed to integrate with existing identity and authentication services, including support for stronger authentication factors for sensitive operations where required.
Arkam logs sensitive operations such as manual postings, limit changes and account status updates, enabling authorised teams to review activity and support internal controls.
Yes. RBAC and policy-aligned permissions help organisation enforce segregation of duties across operations, finance, administration and audit roles.
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