Gato gFlowAccelerate Onboarding With Confidence

    Gato gFlow

    Gato gFlow is a digital account opening platform for broker-dealers. It suits retail, institutional, and hybrid firms that want fast sign-up. New clients move through one simple online flow. It collects ID, job, money, risk, and funding details in one place.

    A built-in KYC and AML engine sits behind it. gFlow runs ID and regulatory checks with several providers at once. The result is a full, audit-ready compliance record before the account goes live.

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    At a Glance
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      Frictionless Digital Journeys

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      Intelligent Data Capture

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      Advanced Compliance Orchestration

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      Unified Risk Visibility

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      Operational Agility

    Capabilities

    Fully customizable onboarding flows driven by business rules and product configurations

    Support for both omnibus and fully disclosed onboarding models

    Dynamic digital application with configurable fields, sections, and workflows

    KYC and regulatory data capture including identity, tax, financial, and compliance information

    Address verification to postal or ZIP code level for United States and Canada addresses

    End-to-end digital onboarding with zero paper

    Automated compliance checks with real-time decisioning

    Full audit trail with time-stamped, IP-logged activity

    Next step

    See gFlow in action

    Walk through gFlow with our team on a live environment using your workflows, venues, and reporting obligations.

    About gFlow

    How firms use gFlow

    gFlow is digital account opening for broker-dealers: application capture, document collection, identity verification, and KYC/AML screening inside one workflow, ending in a funded, tradable account.

    Most onboarding delay is not regulatory, it is procedural — an application submitted with a missing field, a document requested over email, a review queue where nobody can see how long an item has been waiting. gFlow moves those steps into a single tracked flow with conditional questioning by account type and jurisdiction, automated identity and watchlist checks, and a review queue where every application shows its stage, age, and outstanding item. Approvals, escalations, and exceptions are recorded as part of the record rather than reconstructed from mailboxes.

    • Conditional application flows by account type and jurisdiction.
    • Identity verification, document authentication, and watchlist screening inline.
    • Review queue showing every application's stage, age, and outstanding item.
    • White-labelled and embeddable in an existing site or client portal.
    • Approved applications create the account records the rest of the suite uses.

    Most onboarding delay is procedural rather than regulatory. An application arrives with a missing field, a document is requested by email, a review item waits in a queue nobody is measuring. Each step is small; together they are the difference between an account funded today and one funded next week.

    gFlow puts those steps in one tracked flow. Approvals, escalations, and exceptions are recorded as part of the application record rather than reconstructed from mailboxes later, and the account and customer data captured at the start is the same data CAIS reporting and client servicing read afterwards.

    Which account types does gFlow support?

    Individual, joint, entity, retirement, and institutional accounts, with conditional questioning and document requirements driven by account type, jurisdiction, and the products being enabled.

    How are KYC and AML checks performed?

    Identity verification, document authentication, and sanctions and watchlist screening run automatically within the flow, with results attached to the application record.

    Items that need human judgement are routed to a review queue rather than silently held.

    Can the flow be branded and embedded?

    Yes. The application experience is white-labelled to the firm and can be embedded in an existing site or client portal, including hand-off into gPortal once the account is open.

    What happens after approval?

    Approved applications create the account and customer records used by the rest of the suite, which is what lets funding, trading entitlements, and CAIS reporting work from the same data rather than a re-keyed copy.

    Can gFlow support institutional and entity accounts, not just retail?

    Yes. Entity, trust, and institutional applications carry their own document sets, signatory capture, and beneficial-ownership questions, with review routing that reflects the additional diligence those account types require.

    How is abandoned application data handled?

    Partial applications are saved and resumable, with retention and deletion governed by the firm's own policy. Abandonment points are reported so the flow can be shortened where applicants consistently drop out.