Built for speed, scale, and scrutiny – detect financial crime in real time across high-volume payment flows without slowing your business down.

The PSP Landscape & Rising Regulatory Demands

AI-Powered AML Monitoring for Rising Global Regulatory Pressure

  • Global financial crime compliance costs exceed €150B annually
  • Up to 95% of AML alerts are false positives in legacy systems
  • AML failures have led to multi-billion fines and license restrictions

Legacy systems struggle to keep up with the speed and scale of modern payments. AI transforms AML monitoring from reactive to proactive

Engineered to handle the unique challenges of payment ecosystems - high volumes, real-time processing, and complex transaction patterns

Automated Alerts & Prioritisation

Case Management

Risk-Scoring

  • Real-time transaction monitoring across instant and cross-border payments
  • Dynamic behavioural profiling of customers and merchants
  • Network analysis linking accounts, devices, and counterparties
  • Adaptive risk scoring that evolves with emerging threats
  • Seamless integration with payment gateways, APIs, and third-party data sources

Smarter AML Compliance for Payment Service Providers

1

Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Directives

PSPs must comply with regional and global AML frameworks (such as EU AMLDs), which require robust systems for detecting, preventing, and reporting suspicious financial activity. These directives emphasize a risk-based approach and ongoing monitoring.
2

Know Your Customer (KYC) Requirements

PSPs need to verify customer identities, assess risk profiles, and maintain up-to-date customer information. This forms the foundation for effective transaction monitoring and fraud prevention.
3

Payment Services Directive (PSD2)

PSD2 governs payment services in the EU, focusing on transparency, security, and consumer protection. It also introduces requirements like Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) and impacts how PSPs monitor and secure transactions.
4

Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) Obligations

PSPs are required to promptly detect and report suspicious transactions to relevant authorities. This includes maintaining detailed audit trails and ensuring timely escalation of potential financial crime risks.

We cut false positives by more than half while improving detection accuracy—something we couldn’t achieve with our legacy system.”

European PSPHead of Compliance

Real-time monitoring without performance impact has transformed how we manage risk

Global Payments FirmChief Risk Officer

Integration was fast and seamless, allowing us to go live without disrupting our operations

Fintech PSPCTO

How is this platform different from traditional AML systems?

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Transform Your AML Operations