What triggers it
A business owes enhanced due diligence because of one or more of these:- Its registered country.
- Its primary industry. This includes some financial-sector industries.
- A regulated or restricted activity that it declares.
Which rows it adds
You do not need to know the list.GET /v2/onboarding/requirements returns every field, document, and person requirement the business owes, and marks each row that only enhanced due diligence requires with enhancedDueDiligence: true. A row that every business owes never carries the label. The property is absent, never false.
fields[], documents[] and individualRequirements[], and on the fields[] and documents[] inside each individualRequirements[] row.
See the resolved list
Send the facts that decide it. A request withcountry, industry, and regulatedActivity returns the rows the business owes, with no condition left on the industry or the activities:
industry or regulatedActivity, the rows that depend on it come back as conditional rows. They carry conditions[] or anyOfConditions[] and keep the enhancedDueDiligence label. Read them as described in Fields that depend on an earlier answer.
Check an industry or activity before you ask
Each entry fromGET /v2/onboarding/policy-subjects?axis=industry and axis=regulated_activity carries enhancedDueDiligence. It is true when choosing that entry adds enhanced due diligence requirements. Use it to warn a user before they pick, or to explain why a submission needs more.
false, so send country to the requirements endpoint for the full list.