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AML Monitoring. Automated. FCA-Aligned.
Cut false positives by 60% | Auto-file SARs with goAML | End-to-end audit visibility from alert to submission
Used by high-volume UK compliance teams
RelyComply brings monitoring, alerts, case management, and SAR submission into one seamless platform —no bolt-ons, no headaches, just easy API deployment in days
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Share data across the lifecycle. Escalations carry context.
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AI-powered detection
Catch suspicious activity the moment it happens, not hours later, with real-time goAML integrations to automate compliance reports fit for the Financial Intelligence Unit. Context travels with every escalation, data flows across the lifecycle, and native UK features work out of the box
Built-in AML typologies
Pre-loaded patterns for APP fraud, crypto laundering, and money mule detection — stay ahead of emerging threats.
Visual risk intelligence
Dynamic heatmaps to prioritise alerts and focus teams on what matters most.
Smarter SAR workflows
Case builders with pre-filled data, so you can file faster — and with confidence.
Proven impact, clear ROI
Before/after metrics show reduced investigation times and measurable efficiency gains.
Catch fraud, mule activity, and sanctions breaches as they happen, not hours later.
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UBO risks: The hidden link between tax crime
Tax evasion is a drastic action often well beyond mere ‘avoidance’. The illegal dodging of tax payments costs countries half a trillion dollars a year, all because individuals and companies preemptively exploit tax loopholes for financial gain. While tax evasion is already a crime, the veiling of identities or payments often covers other areas of … Continued
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