According to the requirements of the Forty Recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force, the review procedures of the Know Your Customer Principle include:
(1) Confirm the identity of the direct customer, that is, know who the customer is or what the subject is;
(2) Reliable and independent documents, data or materials should be used when verifying the identity of customers;
(3) Confirmation of actual ownership and control-confirmation of which natural persons ultimately own and control the direct customers and/or actual beneficiaries of the transaction;
(4) Verify the identity of the actual owner of its customers and/or the actual beneficiary of the transaction;
(5) Conduct continuous due diligence and detailed inspection-conduct continuous detailed inspection on the transactions and accounts during the business relationship with customers to ensure that the ongoing transactions are consistent with the financial institutions' understanding of customers, their business and their risk status, and confirm the source of funds when necessary.
At present, the principle of knowing your customers is expanding to include "knowing your employees", "knowing your agents", "knowing your related parties" and even "knowing your third-party service providers". Experience shows that cheating employees and similar parties will help to implement and carry out money laundering.