The platform

From delayed paper reporting to live supervisory visibility

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

What supervisors actually open

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: Central Bank Governor Dashboard showing 24-hour FX outflow, corridor liquidity utilisation, and a large-value settlement tape.

Figure 1

Central Bank Governor Dashboard — Real-Time FX Outflow & Corridor Liquidity Monitor

Live FX outflow, corridor buffers, settlement queue, and large-value tape for the governor view.

Figure 2: FIU telemetry panel inspecting an ISO 20022 pacs.008 message, with field-level highlights and a composite risk score of 87.

Figure 2

Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) Telemetry Panel — ISO 20022 pacs.008 Deep Packet Inspection

Field-level inspection of an in-flight customer credit transfer, including UETR, purpose code, and FIU scoring.

Figure 3: Adaptive delay control with an automated six-hour time-lock on a high-risk Flutterwave transfer and dual-control release pending.

Figure 3

Adaptive Delay Control — Automated Time-Lock Triggered on High-Risk Transfer

Hold applied before gross settlement, with trigger conditions, countdown, and two-officer release.

The problem

Oversight should not wait on spreadsheets

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.

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

With Nexus

  • FIU audit cycles from 30 days to under 4 seconds
  • 99.98% STP across cross-border remittance corridors
  • APP-scam prevention before final CB gross settlement
  • Non-bank IMTO onboarding from 6 months to 48 hours

What changes

Shorter reviews, cleaner corridors, faster onboarding

48 hours

Non-bank IMTOs complete compliance onboarding in two days, not six months.

Operator onboarding