| Total number of customers at high risk with regard to compliance | Share of customers at high risk with regard to compliance | ||
| 2 | 3 | ||
| Number of customers: Individuals | 3 | ||
| Number of customers: Corporations | 4 | ||
| Number of customers: Other (neither individual nor corporation) | 5 | ||
| Number of customers—total | 6 | ||
| Of which: | |||
| Customers blocked for reasons of AML/CFT | 7 | ||
| Corporations that incorporated in offshore country | 8 | ||
| Customers who executed a transaction with precious stones dealers and precious metal dealers | 9 | ||
| Customers who executed a transaction with Money service business | 10 | ||
| Foreign politically exposed persons, including senior officer in an international institution | 11 | ||
| Domestic politically exposed persons | 12 | ||
| Customers who executed a transaction with nonprofit organizations | 13 | ||
| Customers who executed a transaction with security manufacturers and services providers | 14 | ||
| Private banking | 15 | ||
| Online | 16 | ||
| Customers with intensive cash activity | 17 | ||
| Customers with intensive cross-border wire transfers | 18 | ||
| Customers with intensive cross-border wire transfers - to/from offshore countries | 19 | ||
| Customers with intensive cross-border wire transfers - to/from countries at high risk | 20 | ||
| Customers who executed a transaction in risk-intensive industries | 21 | ||
| Cusomters who executed a missing document transaction | 22 | ||
| Customers who executed a transaction with virtual asset service providers | 23 | ||
| Prepaid cards | 24 | ||
| Customers with existing and developing significant focal points of risk | 25 | ||