An Application Programming Interface (API) is a set of functions, procedures, methods, or classes used by computer programs to request services from the operating system, software libraries, or any other service providers running on the computer. A computer programmer uses the API to make application programs.

We have listed all APIs in the Backops section here. Whenever you click on any of these APIs, you can see that four things are consistent: Label, Variable, Text Match, and Verification. Additionally, all APIs shown here are marked as safe to use, which means that the security of the user is not compromised.

Here the due diligence checks are shown with labels and variables. 

AML, Geo-Tagging, and Browser data checks perform the database verification.

Once the application is submitted, for Negative due diligence, database verification will be performed for AML, CFT, Lending, and Non-compliance checks. All the submitted details will be verified and match scores will be generated by the decision engine

Integrating Negative DD (AML/CFT) in GO is not just an API addition but a value-added functionality that helps in decision-making.

The document uploaded will be forged:

The Document Cross Verification will help you detect if there is any forgery.

This depicts how the data would appear by default in the backops. This is a representation of the labels and variables in a form that may be utilized for comprehension.

This depicts how the data would appear by default in the backops. This is a representation of the contract that may be utilized for comprehension.

This can be used to add some additional checks to the backops portal. The additional checks option allows you to consolidate checks that may be dispersed over many tabs or sections.

We can add an additional check by choosing the add variable option. Here, we can give the name to the check by giving it a label name and can select a variable for this check from the dropdown.