Your own letterhead on generated documents
Annexures and certificates carry your firm’s brand. Nothing in the Act requires it. It saves reformatting.
Your full FICA practice in one place: client take-on, plus the firm-level duties that run whether a new client arrives or not, with the evidence already built when the regulator asks. Per seat, per month.
Comply is for the firm whose compliance officer is answerable for the risk programme itself: client take-on, the business risk assessment, the employee screening, the monitoring, the registers and the returns. One product, the whole practice.
Intake links, adaptive forms, SA ID and Home Affairs verification, biometrics, CIPC lookup, beneficial ownership mapping, sanctions and PEP screening, the advisory RMCP rating, decision recording, annexures and the audit trail. All of it, on the same subscription.
Screening a client at take-on does not discharge the duty to keep screening them. These are the obligations that run continuously, with the citation each one answers to.
Assess your own money-laundering and terrorist-financing risk before choosing controls, in a structured assessment the firm can show and revisit.
Approval recorded by the person with the highest authority in the firm, non-delegation asserted on the record, and review at the interval your own policy states.
Make the policy available to every employee and record who was trained on it, and when.
Screen every employee against the sanctions lists and record a competence and integrity assessment for each one.
Every client is re-screened automatically whenever the sanctions lists change, and the attorney is alerted.
Screening at take-on alone does not discharge this duty. It is the sharpest reason client take-on alone is not compliance.
Keep client information current and re-evaluate risk ratings at the intervals your firm sets, with the review recorded.
A register of reportable cash transactions, with the three-working-day clock running from the moment one is recorded.
Your firm files with the FIC. Onvett keeps the register and runs the clock.
A pre-filled worksheet evidencing the firm’s answers, assembled from what the product already holds.
Your firm submits the return. Onvett pre-fills the worksheet.
The firm’s registration details held on record where an inspector expects to find them.
Five years from the end of each business relationship, which means recording when the relationship actually ended, not guessing later.
The disclosure required when records are held off-site, assembled from the storage arrangements already on file.
Onvett never files anything with the FIC.
Cash threshold reports and the Risk and Compliance Return are filed by your firm, through the FIC’s own channels. Onvett keeps the register, runs the three-working-day clock and pre-fills the worksheet, so the filing takes minutes and the evidence is already assembled. Your firm complies. Onvett carries the workload and evidences it.
Annexures and certificates carry your firm’s brand. Nothing in the Act requires it. It saves reformatting.
Ask a client for the two things still outstanding, on a link that shows them nothing else. A convenience, not an obligation.
A monthly subscription per seat, counted from your own user list, plus a flat fee for every client vetted. Support seats cost less because every person who touches a file should have their own login, and an audit trail is only worth having if it names the right person.
Rates read live from the firm settings. Verification checks are inside the per-client fee, never billed on top. Ongoing sanctions monitoring is included. PEP re-screening for higher-risk clients is billed at cost plus a small markup.
Start with one client, then bring the firm-level duties across. No card required to explore.