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Anti-Money Laundering/Counter-Terrorist Financing

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AML/CFT  📄

An online platform for fast, secure, and compliant AML processes. From internal policies to Customer Due Diligence (CDD).

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Automated

  • Retrieving data from registries

  • Database checks:

    • Political exposure and sanctions lists

    • Remote customer identification (KYC)

    • Beneficial owners and negative media coverage

  • Periodic automatic checking and alarming

Centralized

  • Multi-user collaboration

  • Safeguards data and records

  • Easy data export for regulatory inspections

  • Client onboarding via a secure KYC link

  • Visual risk overview, filtering, and data export

Compliant

  • Aligned with regulatory requirements

  • Risk indicators compliant and regularly maintained

Educational

  • Complete and submit regulatory forms

  • We provide all the supporting documentation

Forget about ...

Manual and
error-prone process

Each obliged entity currently fills out forms manually (often on paper) and communicates with customers through insecure channels.

Complicated Client

Due Diligence

Each obliged entity searches multiple sources and performs manual checks to gather customer information.

Periodic client

review

Each obligated entity would periodically have to repeat tedious and time-consuming AML checks for all its clients.

Documentation in

paper form

Documentation in physical form is cumbersome to search, store, and share.

Non-standardized

processes

Each obligated entity is left to develop its own processes, templates, and tools.

High risk
of errors

Complicated regulations that change periodically significantly increase the risk of error.

Delegate
AML to us!

While you focus on the tasks

that can't be automated.

01

Lawyers

02

Notaries

03

Accountants

04

Auditors

05

Tax advisors

06

Banks

07

Real estate agencies

08

Insurance companies

09

Investment funds

10

Gambling operators

Who is affected?

This is not an exhaustive list of obliged entities.

Consequences of non-compliance

The AML Regulation imposes

fines of up to €10 million or 10% of annual turnover.

Penalties imposed

  • ING Bank (Spain) - €3.9 million

  • Open Bank (Spain) - €2.5 million

  • Zagrebačka Banka (Croatia) - €4.4 million

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Significant discrepancies between EU countries

  • The biggest change to the EU's AML framework in decades is coming in 2027. Now is the time to prepare.

Weak implementation of AML measures

  • Weak customer due diligence and ongoing monitoring

  • High regulatory and operational risk due to manual compliance processes

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