Case Studies Highlight Importance of UCheck for AML Compliance

Case Studies Highlight Importance of UCheck for AML Compliance

UCheck has emerged as an essential tool in combating financial crimes, as illustrated by recent case studies highlighting the importance of robust name-screening processes. These cases emphasize the need for stringent AML measures to prevent illegal activities, enhance regulatory compliance, and build public trust.

Case Study Highlights:

Illegal POGO Operations:

Brig. Gen. Jose Hidalgo Jr. faced scrutiny over illegal Philippine offshore gaming operations (POGOs). Effective name screening could have prevented these operations linked to unreported crimes. Read more

Key Points:

  • Identifies unauthorized operators.
  • Maintains accountability.
  • Mitigates risks and supports law enforcement.
  • Builds public trust through compliance.

Identity Fraud:

Huang Zhiyang’s fraudulent activities, including using multiple passports, highlight the dangers of inadequate name screening. Read more

Key Points:

  • Identifies fugitives and prevents fraudulent activities.
  • Ensures compliance and supports law enforcement.
  • Maintains business integrity by verifying identities.

Investment Scam:

Rosemarie A. Guzman’s PHP 200 million scam underscores the importance of name screening in preventing fraud. Read more

Key Points:

  • Identifies fraudsters.
  • Ensures thorough background checks and compliance.
  • Verifies business legitimacy.

Strengthening Business Integrity with UCheck

UCheck automates AML checks and name screenings, ensuring compliance with regulatory bodies like BSP, IC, and SEC. Launched on Philippine Independence Day, UCheck symbolizes the liberation of businesses from financial crimes, enhancing security and efficiency.

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Advantages of UCheck:

  • Automated AML compliance.
  • Enhanced security against fraud and illegal activities.
  • Builds public trust with stringent AML practices.
  • Supports law enforcement efforts.

Request a demo of UCheck to enhance your AML compliance. Visit UNAWA to learn more.

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Introducing Angela De Silva: Balancing Passion and Parenthood

Introducing Angela De Silva: Balancing Passion and Parenthood

Meet Angela, a wonder woman balancing solo parenting, marathon training, and managing three thriving businesses. Angela’s journey is nothing short of inspirational, as she seamlessly blends her love for running and crafts with raising two young kids.

In 2021, she launched Mighty Adventurers, an online store with a mission to inspire children to grow into appreciative, happy, and content individuals. At the heart of this venture is a personalized storybook she wrote and was illustrated by another mom. This special book features kids as the heroes of their own adventures, surrounded by supportive animal friends. The story emphasizes the love and support of family, resonating deeply with parents and guardians.

Mighty Adventurers quickly captured hearts, earned a spot on local TV, and became a beloved gift to kids.

Two years later, in 2023, Angela’s passion for crafts led her to start MA Prints and Beyond, a business catering to the printing needs of businesses and events. This venture sparked another idea, giving birth to Komunitee.

Komunitee offers shirts and accessories but with a deeper mission. Aiming to be a hub of creativity, a launchpad for artists, and a megaphone for important causes, Angela’s vision for Komunitee is to spread positivity, inclusivity, and environmental responsibility through every product and message.

Angela de Silva

This year, Angela is juggling these businesses while training for marathons. Her kids are her biggest motivation, inspiring her to set a positive example in everything she does. Angela’s journey is a testament to the power of determination and passion, showing that it’s possible to pursue dreams and be a fantastic parent at the same time.

You can catch glimpses of Angela’s creative endeavors and marathon training on her Instagram and TikTok accounts. Her story is an inspiration for anyone trying to balance multiple passions while raising a family.

Connect with Angela

Follow Angela’s journey of creativity and running on Instagram @runsandcrafts_ and TikTok @runsandcrafts. Get inspired by her posts, and maybe even pick up a personalized storybook or a unique accessory from Komunitee!

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UNAWA and PCCI Adopt E-Signatures at Capacity Development for SMEs Event

UNAWA and PCCI Adopt E-Signatures at Capacity Development for SMEs Event

Quezon City, Philippines – On July 8, 2024, the QCX: Quezon City Experience at Quezon Memorial Circle hosted the “Capacity Development for SMEs” event, a significant part of USAID’s SPEED (Strengthening Private Enterprises for the Digital Economy) initiative. The event, delivered by StartUp Village, was attended by members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), aiming to foster a healthier Philippine economy and improve business viability.

Atty. Gino Jacinto, COO of UNAWA, delivered a presentation titled “From Ink to Click: The Electronic Signature Advantage for Small Businesses.” He emphasized the importance of digitization and e-signatures, highlighting how the E-Commerce Act (Republic Act No. 8792) governs electronic signatures in the Philippines. This Act recognizes the legal validity and admissibility of electronic documents and signatures, ensuring they have the same legal standing as their physical counterparts.

The E-Commerce Act, enacted in 2000, provides the legal basis for electronic transactions, promoting technology in business and ensuring the legal environment adapts to the evolving digital landscape. Atty. Jacinto explained that electronic documentation streamlines business processes reduces administrative time, and offers enhanced security through UNAWA’s SignSecure platform. This platform, distinguished by its proprietary facial recognition biometric system, ensures security at each step, setting it apart from other solutions and resonating strongly with PCCI members.

The innovative features of SignSecure resonated strongly with PCCI members, who appreciated the platform’s ability to verify the identity of signatories at every step, ensuring enhanced security and compliance. Atty. Jacinto emphasized that electronic signatures help MSMEs streamline their processes, maintain accurate records, simplify compliance, and reduce costs, allowing businesses to reinvest savings in other areas.

UNAWA stands at the forefront of legal tech innovation in the Philippines, continuously supporting SMEs in their digital transformation journey. The “Capacity Development for SMEs” event, with its focus on digitization and e-signatures, marked a significant step towards empowering businesses through technology and fostering a more robust and inclusive digital economy, a key goal of the event and its organizers.

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NexHire: Get Paid to Recruit Tech Talents!

NexHire: Get Paid to Recruit Tech Talents!

Founded by Gen Z entrepreneurs in the Philippines, NexHire is a platform that crowdsources tech recruitment, and empowers recruiters to do what they do best.

[Manila, Philippines] – [July 9, 2024] – NexHire, a platform that crowdsources tech recruitment, empowers recruiters to earn substantial income by simply doing what they do best: recruiting, and recommending candidates from their talent networks. 

NexHire incentivizes participation by offering significant bounty rewards for every job posting. Recruiters can refer candidates to open tech positions and earn a minimum of $100 for each successful referral, with current rewards reaching up to $450 per hire. As the platform continues to grow, these rewards are set to increase, offering even greater earning potential. 

“As a recruiter on NexHire, I’ve been able to leverage my network and earn significant rewards for my referrals,” said Rad Desiderio, NexHire Super Connector. “The platform is user-friendly, and the support from the NexHire team has been fantastic. It’s a game-changer for anyone looking to maximize their connections and income.” 

Who Can Sign-up?

While anyone can try to become a super connector, NexHire is currently prioritizing the following recruiter profiles to join their platform:

  1. Headhunters: Professionals with a track record in tech recruitment who can leverage their extensive networks.

2. Freelance Recruiters: Independent recruiters seeking high rewards and flexible opportunities.

  1. Industry Specialists: Recruiters with expertise in specific tech sectors, such as blockchain, AI, cybersecurity, and software development.

How to Start Recruiting?

  1. Sign up through: nexhire.io/signup

  2. Verify Your Account: Once verified, log in via nexhire.io/login to access your dashboard.

  3. Generate Your Referral Link: Go to Jobs > Refer Now > Generate Referral Link.

  4. Share Your Link: Send your referral link to your talent networks – it’s that easy!

About NexHire

Launched in late 2023, NexHire is a new talent solution for startups in emerging tech industries. Founded by visionary Gen Z entrepreneurs, consisting of Ritch Traballo, Justin Lim-Wee, and Gabriel Fordan, NexHire aims to help companies fill their hardest roles by crowdsourcing candidates from talent networks and top recruiters. Currently, they’re supporting over 15 companies in emerging tech industries, including cryptocurrency exchanges, blockchain startups, and AI agencies. 

(From left to right) CEO Ritch Traballo, CTO Gabriel Fordan, and COO Justin Wee

The team, with their deep understanding of the tech landscape and a forward-thinking mindset, has crafted NexHire with the vision of creating frictionless talent solutions. “Our mission is clear and ambitious,” says Ritch Traballo, CEO of NexHire. “We aim to empower the next 1 million tech companies in the Philippines by providing them with the talent they need to thrive.” 

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