Who
What they look for
Why PayOS
Sellers and service providers with a history of fraud, counterfeit goods, consumer harm or regulatory action
Findings are tied to the resolved seller and its owners, so a common company name does not raise a false alarm or hide a real one.
Payment facilitators & acquirers Sub-merchants whose risk profile changes after underwriting
Continuous monitoring surfaces new enforcement actions or investigations without re-running the whole portfolio manually.
B2B payments & procurement Suppliers with bribery, labor, environmental or insolvency exposure
Categories map directly to third-party risk policies, and each finding carries its source for the procurement file.
Lenders & embedded finance Borrowers and guarantors facing litigation, insolvency or regulatory penalties
Severity and recency scoring shows whether a finding is a live risk or a resolved historical matter.
Banks & fintechs onboarding businesses Enhanced due diligence on higher-risk merchants and their principals
Multilingual coverage catches local-language reporting an English-only search misses.
Agentic commerce
Merchants an AI agent is about to buy from or pay for the first time
The agent receives a structured risk level and summary through the PayOS MCP server before it authorizes the transaction.