Locking FX Rates provides which data integrity related benefit?

• A. Prevents FX rate translations
• B. Provides audit and task activity information
• C. Adds integrity to the FX Rate type data
• D. Strengthens security roles

Answer: (C)

Preserving consistency of FX rate data is the key idea. When FX rates are locked, the FX rate type data for a given period cannot be changed, so the same rates are used everywhere in calculations, reports, and consolidations. This prevents accidental or unauthorized edits from creating inconsistencies across translations and historical results, ensuring the data remains reliable and comparable over time. The main benefit is the integrity of the rate data itself.

The other options don’t fit as the primary benefit: locking doesn’t inherently prevent translations, nor does it primarily provide an audit trail of activity or directly strengthen security roles; its value lies in keeping the FX rate data itself unchanged and trustworthy.