Module 1 — Onboarding identity landscape
Product paths, risk tiers, and where identity decisions actually live in the stack.
Flagship course
A five-week cohort for analysts and team leads who need a repeatable way to audit digital identity in fintech onboarding — not a generic cybersecurity overview.
Inquire about the next cohortProduct paths, risk tiers, and where identity decisions actually live in the stack.
Walkthroughs of policy, configuration, and sample selection with graded worksheets.
How to audit capture quality, liveness settings, and third-party signals without vendor marketing language.
Define “enough evidence,” log rationale, and measure reopen impact.
Produce a capped memo set from a synthetic portfolio and receive written coach notes.
Mina spent nine years in fintech risk and internal audit across Seoul and Singapore, focusing on customer onboarding controls. She now coaches reviewers on evidence design and teaches all live sessions for this flagship course.
Cohort Intensive seat: ₩1,450,000. Team pricing available for three or more seats. No payment is processed on this website — see Pricing and Contact.
KYC analysts, onboarding leads, and internal auditors who already see live queues. Absolute beginners in fintech may find Module 1 dense.
Yes. This course does not certify you against a specific Korean regulatory exam, and it cannot substitute for legal advice on your licence conditions. We teach audit method; your counsel still owns regulatory interpretation.
Plan three to four hours per week for sampling sets and memo drafts.
Recordings stay available for 30 days after the cohort ends. Peer critique sessions are not fully replaceable by recording.
“Module 4’s reopen-loop drill changed how our desk phrases additional-document requests. Still waiting on a deeper vendor-API appendix in a future run.”Haneul P. · Seoul
Capstone feedback was specific — line comments on my risk wording, not vague praise. Evening timing was the only friction.verified learner · remittance