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AML and KYC - Unified. Automated. Scalable.
We accept the challenge,
and challenge the accepted.
Financial criminals are getting smarter. Global regulators are getting stricter. Even the most reliable banks are prone to letting illegally obtained money flow through the financial system. That’s why we’re here. Since 2020, RelyComply has been spearheading innovations in compliance for the financial industry. Onboarding checks? No problem. 24/7 screening? Sorted. With our AI-enhanced technology, we turn thousands of hands-on investigations into seconds, save costs, and much more.
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Bradley Elliott
Chief Executive Officer
James Saunders
Co-Founder and CTO
Alex Bain
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Kieran Duggan
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Erin Daubinet
Customer Success
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Quick AML insights
Digital ID debate: the UK pushes back on the Brit Card
Preventing financial crime is something we’re always working on at RelyComply, and now with the launch into the UK, we have started to hear from Brits about the implementation of the digital ID and what that means for them. Financial services have always identified people through KYC, KYB, and AML processes – but what happens … Continued
RelyComply takes the fight against financial crime to the UK
Why the UK is the next frontier in the battle against financial crime RelyComply launching in the UK marks a new milestone for us, and is the first of many to come. With our beginnings in South Africa, we started out with a simple, albeit ambitious mission: to reduce, and ultimately end financial crime through … Continued
South Africa’s property market exposes AML risks for Africa
Luxury real estate has long been synonymous with risk. From purchasing offshore residences for tax avoidance to the seizure of properties from sanctioned individuals, housing is a hotbed of anti-money laundering (AML) focus, with criminals hiding in an industry integral to everyone, everywhere. The industry is complex even before cross-border activity is considered. Ownership structures … Continued