TOGs
Authentication
Red Flags
7 Screens
Deposit Verification
100

Is this a TOG? A branch has an account overdrawn by $6,000 for 8 days. 

YES

100

What is the preferred authentication method when the client is in the branch?

Debit Card + PIN

100

Name one red flag that should trigger additional questions.

Demographic change, No identification - or moving through multiple forms, alerts, signature miss match, etc.

100

Which screen can be used to validate a client's signature?

Signature Card

100

To identify red flags, suspicious activity, pending transactions, and fraud indicators before approving a transaction.

5 + 5 + 5 Rule

200

Is this automatically a TOG? 

A teller cashes a check for $2,800 and misses a procedure.

NO

200


The client doesn't have a debit card.

What is the next preferred authentication method?

OTP & ID

200

A client traveled across multiple branch markets to complete a transaction. What is red flag? 

Fraud Triangle

200

Which screen can be used to validate notifications around a client or account?

Alerts

200

A $6,000 withdrawal is requested against a $7,000 deposit from 3 days ago with the previous balance of $1,000.00

Do we do Deposit Verification and why? 

Yes - it would put the account in the negative.

300

How many TOGs place a branch in the QRM Red category?

1

300

Authentication means reviewing whether a transaction makes sense.

False

300

A withdrawal ticket signature does not match the signature card.

What should your teller do?

Conduct 7 screens of due diligence and escalate for 2nd set of eyes

300

Which screen show the current pending activity on an account

Available Balance Details

300

How many business days are considered under the rule?

5 business days

400

How many QRM points are deducted for a TOG?

-7

400

What is the difference between Authentication and Validation?

Authentication = Confirming identity. Validation = Confirming transaction makes sense.

400

Recent address change + recent phone change + large cash withdrawal.

Proceed or Escalate?

Escalate Escalate Escalate!

400

Name all 7 screens

  • Signature Card
  • KYC
  • Alerts
  • Service Requests
  • Transaction History
  • Available Balance Details
  • Risk factors
400

What additional condition must exist besides the dollar thresholds?

The return would result in negative account balance.

500

What are three examples of Transactions Out of Guidelines?

  • Overdrawn account 7+ days at $5,000+
  • Teller return of $3,000+
  • Wire/New Account/Maintenance loss due to missed procedures
500

A client recently changed their phone number and wants to use OTP authentication.

What should happen next?

Escalate and perform additional review.

500

What common fraud type is typically identified with wires?

Overpayment Scam or Romance Scams

500

Why should we review all 6 screens every client every time?

To identify red flags, suspicious activity, pending transactions, and fraud indicators before approving a transaction.

500

A client requests an $85,000 wire from recently deposited check for $100,000 with the previous balance of $15,000.

Is deposit verification required and why? 

YES! 

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