Press contact:Fahd PashaTel.: + 1 647 860 3777E-mail: Fahd.Pasha@capgemini.com Capgemini unveils industry-first perpetual Know-Your-Customer’ sandbox to enable real-time continuous compliance for financial institutionsNew modular technical architecture provides a testing environment that empowers firms to innovate safely and scale their journey to pKYC with confidence Paris, April 30, 2025 – Capgemini today announced the rollout of a technology sandbox that offers financial institutions a sound framework to migrate from legacy, static Know-Your-Customer (KYC) processes and labor-intensive periodic reviews towards perpetual KYC (pKYC) and event-based reviews.
It presents a significant opportunity for the industry to demonstrate to regulators excellence in achieving the critical requirements of real-time KYC.” Key benefits of Capgemini’s new pKYC sandbox include: A safe testing environment: a secure environment where new KYC processes, policies, or technologies can be tested without risking real customer data leakage or compliance failures.
This approach – backed by strategic partnerships, targeted investments, and geographic expansion – demonstrates Capgemini’s commitment to innovation in the FCC space.” Partner of choice for FCC solutionsThe new sandbox is now part of Capgemini’s deep portfolio of offerings across financial crime, risk management and regulatory compliance services.
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