A PLATFORM OF POSSIBILITY

AML and KYC - Unified. Automated. Scalable.

At RelyComply, we're committed to combating financial crime.

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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  • “Designing scalable systems is one thing - designing them with purpose is another. Every decision we make moves us closer to something bigger and that’s why we show up every day - because the work matters

    Dumisani Nyumbeka

    Enterprise Architect

  • “I'm incredibly proud to work with a team, a product, and a company that I genuinely believe in. I’ve seen firsthand how clarity, transparency and a shared vision create momentum.”

    Erin Daubinet

    Customer Success

  • “Great tech starts with shared purpose. This isn't about ego or speed. It's about thoughtful, collaborative engineering. About building scalable, secure, and explainable solutions that truly shift how compliance gets done.”

    James Saunders

    Founder and CTO

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Meet the leadership team

Bradley Elliot

Bradley Elliott

Chief Executive Officer

James Saunders

James Saunders

Co-Founder and CTO

Alex Bane

Alex Bain

Head of Sales

kieran duggan

Kieran Duggan

Product Manager

Erin Daubinet

Erin Daubinet

Customer Success

reece turner

Reece Turner

Growth Marketing

Quick AML insights

FAFT greylisting: How regulators can learn from South Africa’s playbook

Besides the negative connotations of a FATF greylisting, it’s a jolt for a nation to react and correct its AML functions from that initial failure. That is, if the efforts by the interrogated country are deemed effective in creating positive change, and a “sustained political commitment”.  South Africa is currently within the zone of judgement; … Continued

Building a sustainable KYB compliance ecosystem

There’s no beating around the bush: the financial world may feel connected, but the regulatory gaps between players paint a very different picture. Achieving a worldwide standard for anti-money laundering (AML) is tough given jurisdictional cultural differences, market competition and levels of risk attached to regions. However, without shared expertise and experience in implementing RegTech, … Continued

A guide to managing financial crime risk amid UK regulatory shifts

Executive summary: navigating the convergence of strategy, policy, and enforcement The landscape of financial crime regulation in the UK is fundamentally transforming in 2025. This is not a period of piecemeal adjustments but a strategic realignment where a reactive, volume-based compliance model is replaced by a proactive, data-driven, and judgment-based one. The core of this … Continued