As the statutory compliance lead for DCS Fintech Mexico under Mexico's anti-money-laundering framework, this role is established under the "Actividades Vulnerables" (vulnerable activities) regime of the Federal Law for the Prevention and Identification of Operations with Illicit Proceeds (LFPIORPI). The officer must register in the SAT SPPLD system in their own name and accept the appointment with their personal e.firma digital signature, thereby formally binding to the company and assuming personal liability. The officer will design, operate and oversee the end-to-end AML/CFT (anti-money-laundering / counter-terrorist-financing) compliance framework for the company's credit-card issuance, revolving-credit and digital-payment businesses, reporting on dual lines to Group Compliance and local management.

Key Responsibilities

The role combines both program oversight and front-line execution, specifically:

- 1. Program development: Design, maintain and promptly update the AML/CFT internal policies and procedures manual, ensuring alignment with LFPIORPI and the latest regulatory requirements.
- 2. Customer due diligence (KYC/CDD/EDD): Oversee the end-to-end customer onboarding process — identity verification, Politically Exposed Persons (PEP) screening, beneficial-owner identification, sanctions-list screening and non-resident customer management.
- 3. Transaction monitoring & reporting: Manage the automated monitoring system; review alerts, conduct investigations and file Aviso reports with SAT/UIF as required.
- 4. Regulatory liaison:



Act as the company's registered point of contact before SAT, SHCP, CNBV and UIF; keep the SPPLD registration continuously valid (appointments and updates accepted via the officer's personal e.firma).
- 5. Training & culture: Organize and enforce mandatory staff anti-money-laundering training before launch and during operations.
- 6. Audit & testing: Support internal and external audits; ensure logs, audit trails and access controls remain review-ready at all times (PCI-DSS benchmark).
- 7. Business insight: Continuously deepen understanding of the company's operations, internal processes and risk exposures, so the compliance framework evolves in step with the business.

Requirements / Qualifications

Must-have

- Hold or be able to obtain a Mexican RFC and CURP (nationals/residents must already hold them; foreign candidates must be eligible to obtain).
- Hold or be able to obtain a valid e.firma (must be enrolled in person at SAT).
- Spanish: native or professional level, able to independently handle regulatory filings, authority communications and local compliance documentation.
- English: professional level, able to collaborate day-to-day with Group Compliance, Legal and the card network (Mastercard), and review English-language policies, audit reports and correspondence.
- Solid AML/CFT expertise, familiar with LFPIORPI, the "actividades vulnerables" regime and CNBV/UIF/SHCP regulatory expectations.
- Capability to combine "oversight + hands-on execution," and to quickly develop deep understanding of business operations and risk exposures.

📌 Compliance Officer (AML/Fintech) (Ciudad de México)
🏢 Dcs Group
📍 Ciudad de México