Tiller Technologies has expanded its platform to address rising regulatory expectations around the ongoing monitoring of corporate structures.
According to Channel Eye, the latest product update has been driven by a marked shift in regulatory focus away from one-off onboarding checks towards continuous oversight throughout the lifecycle of a client. Regulators are increasingly expecting firms to demonstrate that they maintain up-to-date ownership data, clear audit trails and evidence of ongoing risk assessment, rather than relying solely on information gathered at the start of a relationship.
Tiller Technologies develops digital compliance tools designed to help regulated organisations manage anti-money laundering and client due diligence obligations more efficiently. Its platform supports firms operating in complex regulatory environments, particularly those dealing with multi-jurisdictional corporate structures, where maintaining visibility and control over entities can be operationally challenging.
The new capability has been released within Tiller’s AML platform and is designed to support KYB and CLM processes in a single, unified workflow. It enables regulated firms to manage entity onboarding and ongoing reviews digitally, bringing together data, documentation and risk assessments in one place rather than across fragmented systems.
By consolidating KYB and lifecycle management activities, the product aims to reduce manual effort and operational risk for trust companies, law firms, fund administrators and other regulated businesses. These organisations are facing growing pressure as corporate structures become more complex and regulators place greater emphasis on continuous monitoring and transparency.
The update also reflects broader trends across financial and professional services, where firms are reassessing legacy processes that rely heavily on spreadsheets, emails and disconnected tools. Digital platforms that support ongoing oversight are increasingly seen as essential for meeting regulatory expectations while maintaining efficiency.
Jersey Finance deputy CEO Amy Bryant said: “Jersey has built a strong international reputation as a forward looking and well regulated finance centre, with technology innovation playing an important role. As corporate structures become more complex, robust KYB processes are increasingly important in supporting strong governance, transparency and effective risk management.”
Jonathan Wauton, CEO of Tiller Technologies, said: “Firms are being asked to demonstrate continuous visibility over the structures they administer, not just point in time checks. This release is about supporting that shift and giving businesses a practical way to manage KYB across the lifecycle of a client.”
Kirsten Morel, Minister for Sustainable Economic Development, added: “FinTech innovation plays an important role in supporting Jersey’s sustainable economic development. Robust KYB solutions strengthen transparency, governance and confidence, and it is encouraging to see Jersey based businesses developing products that respond to growing global regulatory expectations.”
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