Tag: AIPrise
The long tail of SMBs is where fraud now hides
Every platform's customer base follows a familiar shape. At the top sit established, registered companies with tidy filings, the very accounts that most verification...
The KYB integration tax nobody puts in the pitch deck
Every know-your-business (KYB) vendor's homepage promises "end-to-end" coverage, but the phrase does different work depending on who is using it. For some, it means...
Why KYB is getting harder to ignore in 2026
Know Your Business (KYB) is the process of confirming that a company is legally registered, genuinely exists, and is controlled by people who are...
What were the big RegTech trends in H1 2026?
The first half of 2026 has been a busy one for RegTech. New technologies have continued to arrive, regulation has kept moving, and financial...
AiPrise turns business onboarding into a single click
AiPrise has launched Business Pre-fill, a product built to shrink lengthy business onboarding forms down to two fields.
Under the new system, an applicant supplies...
Why structuring remains AML’s hardest problem to spot
Large cash transactions are easy to spot. But a series of smaller transactions spread across days, branches or accounts can be far harder to...
9 KYB solutions that are helping firms streamline their compliance
Know Your Business (KYB) has become a critical pillar of modern compliance workflows, enabling regulated firms to verify the legitimacy, ownership, and risk profile...
Has the traditional financial crime model reached its limit?
The traditional financial crime operating model was built for a different era. For decades, financial institutions have relied on separate functions, technologies and processes...
How KYC automation is transforming FinTech compliance
For compliance teams still processing identity checks by hand, the costs are mounting faster than most organisations realise. A 2025 study published in the...
Is RegTech becoming infrastructure, or is it being absorbed into it?
There’s a quiet shift happening beneath the surface of financial service. It’s a move that is proving to be less about new tools arriving...










