The challenge

One person makes it. Another checks it.

With sensitive client data and investor money, no critical action should depend on one person. On VillaTech, investor approvals, fund creation and settlements each need a second person in a different role.

How VillaTech solves it
  • Investor approval: onboarding officer first, then compliance
  • Fund creation: created by one user, approved by a reviewer
  • Settlements: requested by one user, approved by another
  • Every step saved in the audit log with the person and the time

Maker-Checker

Nothing sensitive goes through on one signature.

An investor application is reviewed by the onboarding officer, then checked by compliance. Compliance can approve it, reject it or send it back with a reason.

  • Maker and Checker are separate roles
  • Sent back with a written reason, not a phone call
  • The final approval is recorded with the name and time

Maker and Checker are separate roles

Maker

Khalid · Onboarding officer

Investor application · Sara Al-Harbi

Reviewed KYC and approved

Checker

Noura · Compliance

  1. Returned to onboarding officerReason: proof of income is missing
  2. Reviewed again and approved by onboarding
  3. ApprovedSaved in the audit log · 11:40

Sample data for illustration.

Where Maker-Checker applies

Each sensitive action on the platform needs two people.

  1. Investor approval

    The onboarding officer reviews KYC, then compliance gives the final approval.

  2. Qualified-investor upgrades

    Upgrade requests go through the same two-step review, with their documents attached.

  3. Fund creation

    A fund or opportunity is created by one user and approved by a reviewer before launch.

  4. Settlements

    A settlement is requested by one user and approved by another before money moves.

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