Your AML framework looks good on paper.
The question is whether it survives an audit.
Most compliance frameworks are built to check a box. They pass internal review. They don't pass regulatory scrutiny, banking due diligence, or a real-world audit. We build the ones that do.
Why most AML frameworks fail.
They were written by lawyers who never operated a compliance desk. The policies exist. The procedures are documented. But when the regulator asks for evidence of implementation: transaction monitoring logs, SAR filing records, training completion records, risk assessment updates. There's nothing there.
The framework existed. The compliance function didn't.
Policies are not compliance. Evidence is.
What we build
A compliance function. Not a document set.
AML policy & program design
Tailored to your sector, jurisdiction and risk profile. Not a template. A framework designed for your specific regulatory environment.
KYC & customer onboarding
Risk-based customer due diligence, enhanced due diligence, PEP/sanctions screening and ongoing monitoring procedures.
Transaction monitoring
Rules, thresholds, escalation procedures and reporting workflows. Designed to catch what matters, not generate noise.
Risk assessment
Business-wide risk assessment, customer risk scoring and product/channel risk analysis. Updated periodically, not once.
SAR/STR reporting
Suspicious activity identification, internal escalation, regulatory reporting procedures and documentation standards.
Training & awareness
Staff training program, completion tracking, refresher cycles and role-specific compliance education.
Selected mandates
Real operations. Real outcomes.
iGaming operator: compliance remediation
Flagged by regulator for compliance gaps. Full AML/KYC rebuild covering policies, procedures, monitoring rules and the evidence register so the programme could return to regulatory review.
Fintech: banking due diligence recovery
Rejected by 3 banks for inadequate AML framework. We rebuilt the program, aligned it with banking risk requirements and coordinated re-application. Accounts opened.
Multi-jurisdiction operator: unified framework
Compliance framework harmonized across 3 jurisdictions with local adaptations. Single policy architecture, jurisdiction-specific procedures.
GLI audit preparation
Full evidence register, compliance documentation and readiness pack prepared for audit entry with a complete documentation set.
Who this is for
Operations where compliance is not optional.
Compliance framework exists but doesn't hold under real scrutiny
Bank or payment provider rejected you for AML gaps
Regulatory inquiry or audit scheduled, not prepared
Expanding to a new jurisdiction and need a compliant framework from day one
Operating without a dedicated compliance function
Existing framework is template-based, not tailored to your operation
Compliance is not a document. It's an operational function.
Build it to survive. Not to check a box.
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