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What do you mean by KYC, CTR, STR?


KYC means Know Your Customer. It is a part of our account opening form printed by our Bank as per guidelines of Bangladesh Bank. It is compulsorily to be filled duly signed by all the deposit & investment clients. This part of account opening form contains the particulars, i.e. Name, Present address, Permanent address, business/service address, source of income, nature of business, Monthly/Yearly income, Telephone/Mobile no of present/permanent/business/service addresses, relationship with the introducer, expected amount & number of transaction in cash & other modes in a month etc. Bankers could segregate the accounts riskwise through KYC as per guidelines of Bangladesh Bank.

CTR means Cash Transaction Report. It is a monthly statement form introduced by Bangladesh Bank if Tk. Ten lac & above credited or debited by one or more vouchers in an account in a day, to submit the same to them by the branches through the Head Office of their Banks. This statement contains the date, Account no, name of the account, number of debit/credit vouchers of the day, amount credited/debited etc. This statement could generate by our computer. Anti Money Laundering unit of branches should observe the CTR statements whether any doubtful transactions are happened or not and they should put their comments upon the statement.

STR  means Suspicious Transaction Report. As per Bangladesh Bank Anti Money Laundering circular no.2 a quarterly statement designed by Bangladesh Bank to detect Money Laundering crimes. Branches of all Banks in Bangladesh prepare the statement at the end of the quarter which contains the full particulars of suspicious transacted account detected at the branch during the quarter. Head Office collect the statement from branches and submit a consolidated statement to Bangladesh Bank with their comments duly scrutinized/verified/inspected.

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