Merchant risk doesn’t stop after onboarding. Yet many companies still rely on point-in-time underwriting - run a few checks, approve the merchant, and move on.
This outdated approach creates long gaps where risk can grow unnoticed. If you're not monitoring merchants continuously, you could be missing early signs of fraud, financial distress, or business changes that increase exposure.
In this post, we’ll cover:
Let’s say you underwrite a merchant in January. Everything checks out - strong credit, clean KYB, no red flags.
But by July?
Without continuous monitoring, these signals go unnoticed - until there’s already a problem. Point-in-time reviews don’t reflect how businesses evolve.
This gap is exactly what fraudsters - and unstable merchants - count on.
Continuous merchant monitoring means getting real-time updates when a merchant’s risk profile changes. This includes:
Instead of waiting for quarterly or annual reviews, continuous monitoring ensures your risk data stays current - automatically.
At Coris, we designed continuous monitoring into the core of our platform - from day one.
Our system tracks key risk signals across your merchant portfolio and delivers:
No extra dashboards. No engineering lift. Just always-fresh risk data - exactly where and when you need it.
Continuous monitoring changes the game for RiskOps:
We’re continuously expanding Coris’s monitoring capabilities - adding new data sources, refining thresholds, and shortening the time between signal and action.
With Coris, your risk view evolves as your merchants do.