A Platform of Possibility.
"Being close to our customers allows us to develop cutting-edge features to help combat new fraud and money laundering typologies. This wouldn’t be possible without the great people behind it. Attracting and nurturing top talent is key to driving our sustainable growth, and it will remain our focus as we continue to scale.”
Bradley Elliott, CEO of RelyComply
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.
Uncomplicating compliance
It’s in our DNA.
What sets our platform apart
With a blend of speed, agility, and a customer-centric approach, we are shaping and defining the future of compliance workflows.
We harness the power of artificial intelligence and cutting-edge technologies to empower our clients with the flexibility and efficiency they need exactly where they need it.

Meet the leadership team

Bradley Elliott
Chief Executive Officer

James Saunders
Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer

Alex Bain
Head of Sales

Kieran Duggan
Product Manager

Erin Daubinet
Customer Success

Reece Turner
Growth Marketing
Quick AML insights
Managing multi-jurisdictional AML compliance at scale 2025
Given today’s globalisation, it can be easy to forget how disconnected finance once was. You do not have to go far back to remember the difficulties in wiring transfers across borders. Today, for e-commerce, investing or otherwise, international finance is instant for the modern customer. And with that, there are plenty of holes for criminals … Continued
The role of technology in scaling AML compliance successfully
A rise in customers is always welcome. It’s a shame that it can cause more problems than success for some financial institutions (FIs). With greater power comes greater responsibility. In this case, meeting customer demand with more complex and costly compliance requirements is necessary to protect the identities of legitimate clients and spot wrongdoing consistently … Continued
Post-greylisting progress: is South Africa ready for FATF’s on-site visit?
Since being greylisted by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) for quite some time, South Africa is close to an audit of its well-deserved delisting effort. The operative term here is ‘audit’; the first step toward greylisting removal is an inspection to deem the effectiveness of anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) measures – … Continued