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Policy / governor briefing

Q: Is Nexus certified by CBN, CBUAE, SAMA, or FATF?

No. Pages that name those authorities describe design alignment targets. They are not endorsements, licences, or live production claims.

Q: Who owns supervisory data?

The licensing authority owns supervisory data. Inject Group Ltd licenses software and does not take title to IMTO customer records.

For the person who has to explain IMTO oversight to a board: what Nexus is for, what the demonstration shows, and what we will not claim.

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Nexus is OEM supervisory software. Inject Group Ltd licenses it; a named in-country SI runs it. The stills on this site are a production-grade demonstration / evaluation environment.

Product stills for print, WhatsApp, and email

Captioned shots from a production-grade demonstration / evaluation environment. Not a live central-bank contract. On-screen figures are demonstration UI, not production KPIs.

Nexus evaluation splash: secure access into the IMTO transparency console. Production-grade demonstration, not a live central-bank login. — Figure A — Evaluation splash: branded access into the IMTO transparency console (demonstration).

Nexus Central Bank Supervisory Console demonstration: governor view of FX outflow, corridor liquidity, settlement queue, and high-risk holds. — Figure B — Governor dashboard: FX outflow, corridor liquidity, settlement queue, and high-risk holds (demonstration).

Figures C–E below are illustrative architecture plates for government forwarding — annotated, printable, and not production screenshots.

Outcomes procurement committees buy — not module names

Figures below are design targets for a licensed deployment with a local SI. They are not live production SLAs and not regulator-endorsed results.

Nexus capability to intended supervisory outcome
Capability	Intended operating outcome	Design target vs status quo
Real-time IMTO telemetry	Message-level alerting instead of reconstructing corridors from delayed files.	T+0 inspection vs monthly / multi-week packs.
Alert latency	Supervisors see high-risk authorised pushes before gross settlement, not after the credit.	Seconds-scale alerts (design target), not end-of-day dumps.
Native ISO 20022 inspection	Preserve `pacs.008` / `pacs.009` / `camt.053` fields without lossy MT-to-MX translation.	Originator/beneficiary data survives supervision.
Non-bank IMTO onboarding	Supervisory profile, licence status, and corridor mapping in one console.	Days once SI integration is in place, vs quarter-scale paper programmes.
Report cycle	On-demand corridor, FX, and hold-queue extracts for FIU / board packs.	Same-session export vs month-end reconstruction.

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Procurement questions

Is Nexus certified by CBN, CBUAE, SAMA, or FATF?

No. Pages that name those authorities describe design alignment targets. They are not endorsements, licences, or live production claims.

Who owns supervisory data?

The licensing authority (or its designated operator) owns supervisory data. Inject Group Ltd licenses software; it does not take title to IMTO customer records. In-country processing and deletion-on-exit are contract terms with the named SI.

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