A PLATFORM OF POSSIBILITY
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.
Prestigious list inclusion:
Meet the leadership team
Bradley Elliott
Chief Executive Officer
James Saunders
Co-Founder and CTO
Alex Bain
Head of Sales
Kieran Duggan
Product Manager
Reece Turner
Growth Marketing
Chad Lamb
Lead Engineer
Erin Daubinet
Customer Success
Storm Crossingham
Head of Customer Delivery
James Dillon
Head of Global Partnerships
Quick AML insights
The 13 types of financial fraud UK-regulated firms must detect and prevent
Financial fraud is any deliberate deception carried out to gain a financial advantage or cause financial loss to another person or organisation. It covers everything from a victim being manipulated into authorising a bank transfer to a criminal using stolen card details to make purchases online. The methods evolve constantly; the intent does not. The … Continued
RelyComply cyber incident: what happened and what you can do
RelyComply’s official notice on the September 2026 cyber incident: what happened, what we have done, and what you can do.
RelyComply data breach: what happened and what affected users should know
Published 16 September 2026. Last updated 16 September 2026. We will update this page as the investigation progresses. RelyComply recently became aware of a data security incident affecting part of its environment where it processes data for its customers. RelyComply provides regulatory compliance technology and services to its customers, including financial institutions. We understand this … Continued