The Compliance OS for crypto & fintech KYB
Stop running compliance on spreadsheets.
Onboard business counterparties, screen every UBO, run risk, and keep every AML register in one connected system, with clear roles and a full audit trail. Built and hosted entirely in the EU.
If your counterparties make other vendors nervous, you're exactly who this was built for. High-risk entity types are first-class citizens here, not edge cases.
Your KYB program lives in fifteen places.
Counterparty files in shared drives, screening in a spreadsheet, ownership charts in email, evidence on a random drive. amlr.io pulls your B2B compliance (funds, exchanges, OTC desks, DAOs, foundations, gaming operators and the UBOs behind them) into one hub, so nothing slips through the gaps.
Your current tools are built to bill you.
Legacy compliance suites meter every check, sell each capability as its own module, lock you into six-figure contracts, and make you sit through months of procurement before you screen a single name. You are paying for their sales team, not your workflow.
Nobody knows who owns what.
Cases live in one analyst's head, handovers happen in chat, and a stalled onboarding surfaces three weeks late. When someone asks who approved it and when, the answer is a shrug and a scroll through DMs.
Do you actually know your risk exposure?
If the board asked how much of the book is high risk right now, and why, could anyone answer without a week of spreadsheet archaeology? Between annual reviews, most departments are flying blind.
One compliance OS.
Click through the compliance lifecycle, from a counterparty's first document to the file you hand the regulator.
Onboarding that assembles itself
Send a counterparty a magic link. They upload documents and declare ownership; amlr.io assembles the case file and the UBO tree while you watch the funnel move, instead of chasing attachments. Corporate documents are read by AI on arrival and checked against what was declared.
Screened daily, without lifting a finger
The whole book, every entity, director and UBO, checked against sanctions and PEP lists every day. Every new hit is pre-assessed by AI: obvious false positives are discounted with the reasoning on the record, the rest are flagged for your team.
Risk you can defend to an auditor
Every rating shows its working: geography, ownership complexity, findings, declarations. The MLRO can override, with a reason on the record.
Every AML register, built for its job
Not one generic table: SARs, PEPs, training, wallet/geo decisions and more, each with the right fields, review cycles and sign-offs.
Nothing slips a deadline again
Periodic reviews, register cycles, attestation windows and regulatory dates in one calendar for the whole department, chasing you before they're late.
Audit-ready in one click
The whole file for any counterparty (documents, decisions, screening history and a hash-chained audit slice) exported as one tamper-evident pack.
Less time. Lower costs. Nothing slips.
Cut compliance time
Onboardings close in days instead of weeks. Case files assemble themselves, checks run overnight, reviews schedule themselves, and nothing waits on someone remembering.
Cut compliance cost
One system replaces the spreadsheet stack. Analyst hours stop leaking into manual checks and chasing, and audit prep drops from two weeks to an afternoon.
AI where it helps. A human where it counts.
Five assistants do the reading, checking and drafting. Every one of them cites its sources, goes on the record, and hands the decision to your team. Nothing on a high-risk book should be auto-approved, so nothing is.
Re-screens your whole book against sanctions and PEP lists every night, and only wakes anyone when something actually changed.
Runs grounded adverse-media and background research on any party — person or entity — and returns findings with the sources attached.
Reads every hit the moment it is raised, discounts the obvious false positives with its reasoning on the record, and flags anything real for your team.
Drafts the case assessment from the file itself — documents, screening history, risk factors, activity — so the write-up starts at ninety percent done.
Reads every corporate document as it arrives — certificates, registers, charters, licenses — and flags where it disagrees with what the counterparty declared.
Reviews the evidence, weighs the judgement calls, and makes every decision that matters — with everything the assistants prepared laid out in front of them.
Every action on the record.
Analysts do the work, the MLRO decides, auditors read. Enforced, not assumed. Every assignment, escalation, SLA and sign-off is timestamped and immutable.
Compliance leads who stopped fighting spreadsheets.
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A 30-minute walkthrough: onboard a counterparty, screen the UBOs, and export the audit file at the end.