Transaction monitoring
Flag high-risk entities in seconds. Our automated tools make sure no red flag is missed, reducing manual duplication and consolidating data for dynamic investigations.
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Quickly deploy automations for customer screening, risk alerts and SAR submission in a single, scalable stack catered to your compliance teams' AML and KYC efforts
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Flag high-risk entities in seconds. Our automated tools make sure no red flag is missed, reducing manual duplication and consolidating data for dynamic investigations.
Learn moreStay attuned to consistent risk exposure by scanning UK and global watchlists 24/7, escalating the alerts that matter and letting legitimate payments flow freely.
Learn morePre-populate, validate and submit historical audit reports for suspicious activities in just a few clicks, demonstrating proactive governance to the National Crime Authority.
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RelyComply unifies onboarding, monitoring, case handling, and reporting in a single platform, eliminating hand-offs, duplication, and compliance blind spots.
Built to match SYSC, AML, and CTF rules — ready for regulated fintechs, EMIs, and PSPs.
One customer profile, from onboarding to suspicious transaction reporting. No rekeying. No gaps.
Modular architecture that integrates into your stack fast, without vendor bloat.
ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certified infrastructure — secure by design, trusted by regulators.
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