Unscalable manual reviews
Spreadsheets and ad hoc queries become harder to govern as transaction volumes and investigation queues grow.
AML Monitoring
Apply configured AML controls to transaction activity, route suspicious signals into investigations, and add supported sanctions, PEP, and identity context where Remllo Identity is integrated.
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The problem
Spreadsheets and ad hoc queries become harder to govern as transaction volumes and investigation queues grow.
Expanding into new jurisdictions brings complex new reporting thresholds that legacy systems fail to adapt to.
AML checks fail when transaction analysts cannot easily see if the customer was a PEP at onboarding.
Disconnected alert history, notes, and evidence make it harder to explain how an investigation was handled.
Why it matters
Anti-money laundering programs depend on timely monitoring, consistent investigations, and evidence that shows how decisions were reached. Fragmented manual reviews make that work harder to operate and explain as transaction volumes grow.
The Remllo approach
Capabilities
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Identify smurfing, structuring, and rapid cross-border funds movement patterns.
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Configure specific AML thresholds (e.g., Tier 1 KYC transaction limits) without developer intervention.
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Use supported identity, sanctions, and PEP checks in AML workflows when Remllo Identity is configured.
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Export detailed histories of alert triggers, investigator notes, and resolution times for regulatory reporting.
How it works
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Process real-time or batched transaction data into the secure AML engine.
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Add supported sanctions and PEP screening results where the Identity integration is enabled.
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Evaluate fund flows against regulatory thresholds and complex money laundering typologies.
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Group linked suspicious transactions into organized cases for compliance officers.
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Prepare structured case evidence and goAML-ready XML exports to support reporting workflows.
Customer fit
Support AML monitoring and investigation workflows across banks, fintechs, wallets, and payment businesses.
Digitize legacy AML processes and replace manual ledger scanning with intelligent automation.
Monitor high-risk corridors and detect illicit fund structuring in real time.
Enforce Tier-based transfer limits and detect suspicious funneling behavior.
Apply configured transaction controls to supported on-ramp and off-ramp activity.
Product connection
Remllo WatchTower provides AML transaction monitoring and case workflows. Remllo Identity can add supported KYC, KYB, sanctions, and PEP context when integrated.
Why Remllo
FAQ
It is infrastructure used by financial institutions to detect, investigate, and report suspicious transactions that may indicate money laundering or terrorist financing.
Remllo applies configured controls to transaction activity and provides a workspace for compliance teams to review alerts, manage cases, and preserve decision evidence. Supported watchlist context can be added through Remllo Identity.
Yes. By integrating with Remllo Identity, transaction alerts include live data on the user's sanctions, PEP, and overall KYC status.
Yes. Teams can configure monitoring rules around the customer tiers, limits, and operating requirements relevant to their deployment.
WatchTower supports case and evidence exports, including goAML-ready XML preparation. The institution remains responsible for review and submission to the relevant authority.
Give compliance teams clearer monitoring, investigation, and evidence workflows.
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