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1Global Unveils Messaging Tech to Boost Compliance in Financial Communications

Compliance and Regulatory Technology

Business Honor
05 April, 2025

Secure, compliant messaging for finance firms using SMS and WhatsApp made seamless.

As banks and other financial institutions are being put more and more under the microscope by regulators in relation to digital communications, a new technology from global telecommunications pioneer 1Global is setting a new standard for compliance. The company has just released an advanced message technology that ensures regulatory compliance with SMS and WhatsApp activity across the financial services sector.

As reported by DutchNews in a recent announcement, 1Global's solution bridges a critical compliance loophole: using non-compliant messaging platforms to communicate business. Global regulatory agencies, such as the SEC and FCA, have stepped up enforcement against financial institutions for the use of unmonitored messaging applications, levying millions in fines over the last two years.

1Global's solution provides real-time recording, auditing, and secure archiving of mobile messages, while ensuring an uninterrupted user experience. By interfacing with existing communication infrastructure, the technology allows financial professionals to communicate with clients on familiar platforms such as WhatsApp—without jeopardizing data security or compliance procedures.

This technology is one piece of a larger Compliance and Regulatory Technology (RegTech) trend, where banks are using technology to get ahead of constantly changing regulations. With data privacy regulations and industry requirements changing so fast, technologies like 1Global's enable institutions to achieve transparency and auditability needs without hindering business flow.With regulators now targeting unapproved communication channels more and more, platforms like 1Global's messaging system are becoming ever more of a necessity. The move is part of a larger movement toward incorporating compliance into digital processes so organizations can stay ahead of risk, avoid fines, and retain stakeholder trust.

With words counting and high stakes involved in the business, Regulatory Technology is an indispensable ally in aligning the practice of communications with the law.