Loading…

Customer story

A payments leader 1 in 3 new customers didn’t match the mobile operator record.

A global payments leader uses Monnai to confirm new customers in Europe and North America. Every sign-up is checked against mobile operator records in real time, with no document upload.

  • 8 in 10phone numbers confirmed against mobile operator records
  • 1 in 3new customers flagged for a name or date of birth mismatch
  • 3 marketslive across Europe and North America
ResultEuropeNorth America
Phone number confirmed against operator records84%79%
Customer found in operator records71%70%
Name or date of birth didn’t match, flagged for review31%36%

Measured on live production traffic, between August and November 2026.

The challenge

Compliance teams need to know that the person opening an account is who they say they are. Asking for an ID document adds friction, and many good customers drop off. Checks also have to work the same way in every country the business operates in.

What Monnai did

  • Each new customer’s name, date of birth, address and phone number is checked against the records held by mobile operators.
  • Every field comes back as a clear result: match, partial match or no match.
  • One integration covers every market. Adding a new country does not mean a new project.
  • Results arrive in under a second, so checks run during sign-up, not after.

What this means for risk and compliance teams

  • Faster onboarding: most customers are confirmed in real time, with no document and no extra step.
  • Clear signals: about 1 in 3 new customers has a name or date of birth that doesn’t match the operator record. These go to review before the account opens.
  • One approach across markets: results are consistent in Europe and North America, so one policy works everywhere.

Let us prove it. Test us on your data.

Send past applications or transactions. We score them and send back a full report: every score with its reasons, and the uplift for your portfolio.

5 business days to your full report. We commit to it.