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.

Onboardings close in days, not weeks The book screens itself overnight Always audit-ready, no scramble Analyst hours go to judgement, not chasing Nothing waits on someone remembering One system instead of fifteen Lower compliance costs
The problem · 01

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 and the UBOs behind them) into one hub, so nothing slips through the gaps.

counterparties.xlsx /KYB 2024 Shared drive Re: UBO chart? incorp.pdf screening.xlsx
amlr.io · one hub
Every counterparty, case file and UBO
Screened daily, automatically
Roles, SLAs and a full audit trail
The problem · 02

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.

Enterprise compliance suitesthe old way
Six-figure annual contracts, negotiated in a boardroom
Metered per seat, per check, per screen
Screening, registers and reporting sold as separate modules
Months of onboarding and a sales gauntlet
Built for procurement, not for the analyst
amlr.ioa fraction of the price
One clear price, no per-check meter
Your whole book screened daily, included
One system: onboarding, screening, registers, audit
Live on your own book in days
Built by a working MLRO, for the people doing the work
The problem · 03

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.

The problem · 04

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.

The solution

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.

Case file · Meridian OTC DMCCauto-assembled
Meridian OTC DMCC entity
├─ Alpha Holdings Ltd · 100% entity
│  └─ J. Almeida UBO
└─ R. Haddad Director
Certificate of incorporation✓ received
Register of shareholders✓ received
Proof of address · J. Almeida○ requested

Screened daily, without lifting a finger

The whole book, every entity, director and UBO, checked against sanctions and PEP lists every day. Anything new lands in one queue for a decision.

Automatic screening · 03:00v2026-07-07
refresh · OFAC · UN · UK · EU · PEP✓ current
screen book · 312 subjects312
R. Haddad → OFAC alias matchreview
1 new PEP match · J. AlmeidaEDD
311 clear · 1 flagged

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.

Risk · Meridian OTC DMCChigh · 31
Geography+18
Ownership complexity+8
Screening findings+15
Entity type+10

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.

Registers · 14owners & cycles
Policies & Proceduresapproved
Internal SARsrestricted
PEP register3 open · EDD
Wallet / geo decisions1 block · 1 allow
Training92% complete
Conflicts of interestattesting

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.

Compliance calendar · July 20266 due
12 JulSanctions policy · annual review3d 18 JulComplaint CMP-011 · MiCA response9d 31 JulVolt Custody GmbH · periodic review22d 05 AugWallet/geo · quarterly re-review27d 14 AugConflicts attestation · all staff36d

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.

Regulator pack · CASE-0140sha-256 ✓
entity-report.pdf
documents · all versions
decision-trail.txt
screening-history.json
MANIFEST · per-file hashverified
The payoff

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.

The proof

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.

SO
S. Okafor
Analyst · works the queue
assigned 12
CM
C. Moreau
MLRO · final decisions
4-eyes
EA
External auditor
Read-only, sees everything, touches nothing
read
activity · CASE-0140sha-256 chained
14:02S. Okafor escalated to C. Moreau · open PEP match
14:05C. Moreau requested EDD · source of funds
·SLA 9h remaining
16:40S. Okafor uploaded SoF · verified ID
17:12C. Moreau approved · onboarded
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Compliance leads who stopped fighting spreadsheets.

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See it on your own book.

A 30-minute walkthrough: onboard a counterparty, screen the UBOs, and export the audit file at the end.