Without Nexus
- Delayed, inconsistent IMTO submissions
- Manual FIU transaction audits measured in weeks
- Fragmented messaging with low straight-through processing
- Non-bank IMTO onboarding measured in months
The platform
Nexus is the central bank’s single source of truth for International Money Transfer Operator data — unifying feeds, risk signals, and audit trails in one supervisory hub.
The consoles
Governor FX view, FIU inspection, and settlement hold. Each still is a high-resolution PNG and JPEG for a committee pack — also collected on the download page.
Figure 1
Live FX outflow, corridor buffers, settlement queue, and large-value tape for the governor view.
Figure 2
Field-level inspection of an in-flight customer credit transfer, including UETR, purpose code, and FIU scoring.
Figure 3
Hold applied before gross settlement, with trigger conditions, countdown, and two-officer release.
The problem
Central banks need continuous visibility into remittance and IMTO flows. Fragmented submissions and manual compliance cycles leave supervisors reacting late. See the markets directory for the supervisor that matches yours, then a mandate brief such as CBUAE, SAMA, CBN, or ISO 20022 telemetry.
What changes
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Live transaction feed
See Figure 2 — FIU telemetry →99.98%
ISO 20022 messaging
See Figure 1 — FX & corridor monitor →Before settlement
Fraud controls
See Figure 3 — adaptive delay →48 hours
Operator onboarding
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