The partnership connects two stages of risk assessment: confirming that an individual is legitimate and evaluating whether that person, business or counterparty presents broader compliance or financial crime risks. Together, the companies help customers connect identity fraud signals with broader business and compliance risk. For example, when onboarding a business customer, an organization can verify the individual applying, identify the company and beneficial owners behind them, and evaluate associated sanctions, PEP, adverse media and counterparty risks to support a more complete due-diligence decision.