At Identitii, we believe AML and CTF compliance should be easy and automated, to better help prevent financial crime
AML/CTF compliance today
80% of data used by financial institutions is unstructured, and spread across legacy technology systems, making it difficult to trust that you have a complete picture
- No single source of truth across systems and formats
- Fragmented systems that don't communicate
- Data sharing via unsecure email, spreadsheet and fax
- Structured and unstructured data
- Transaction and customer data sits in silos
- Manual processes, chasing clients for documentation
How we can help
Identitii automates how you identify, collect, report and store transaction information, so that payments can be processed quickly and AML and CTF compliance is streamlined
Overlay
Connect existing payment, reporting and customer systems so you have a single view of transactions across your entire business
Automate
Replace manual processes and spreadsheets with secure digital workflows built on pre-defined business and regulatory rules
Request
Securely request and share transaction information in any format internally, with counterparties or regulators
Report
Manage transaction data internally, or to regulators including AUSTRAC, so you have a complete and accurate view of compliance
Put the right data, in the right hands at the right time
Know you have the information you need to perform financial crime due diligence internally, with counterparties or for regulators, without replacing existing systems
AUSTRAC reporting
Automate how you identify reportable and non-reportable IFTI, TTR and SMR transactions, and create a single, auditable view of regulatory obligations.
Have the right transaction information to reduce settlement delays and ensure financial crime compliance. Automate information requests.
News and Insights
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