Fraud and Money Laundering? A single engine handles both.
The same engine runs fraud and AML in parallel. Each team sees only what is theirs, with no cascade between systems and no duplicate processing. The gain shows up in latency.
Speed that changes the game.
Fraud and AML share the runtime, but work in parallel. Each area has its own rules, queues, and alerts, and the transaction goes through a single evaluation.
Same engine, separate areas
Anti-fraud and AML run in the same runtime, each with its own rules, scores, and alerts.
Any operation
PIX, TED, cards, FX, and account events in a single pass.
The gain is speed
Combined decision in sub-300ms, with no cascade between systems.
Rules configured by compliance. No dependency on engineering.
Build workflows, scores, thresholds, and triggers without writing code.
Multi-stage workflows
Evaluation layers in sequence.
Customizable scores
Variables and weights owned by compliance.
Time windows
Accumulate context ("5 PIX transfers in 2 hours").
Automatic triggers
Automated blocks, notifications, and cases.
P95 at 300ms for fraud and AML combined. Your customer never notices the evaluation happened.
From transaction to decision. Same engine, dedicated flows for each area.
Every transaction goes through parallel block and scoring stages. The anti-fraud and AML flows run on the same engine, converge into a score calibrated by policy, and produce an auditable decision in sub-300ms.
Fraud Prevention
Fraud rules focused on device, behavior, and transactional patterns.
Transaction
- · Boleto
- · Credit
- · Debit
- · DOC
- · Bill Payment
- · PIX
- · PIX Refund
- · QR Code
- · Withdrawal
- · TED
- · P2P Transfer
Block Screening
- · Fraud Blacklist
- · High-Risk Block
Device Risk
- · Jailbreak / Root
- · VPN or Tor
- · Emulator
Customer Risk
- · Customer Profile
- · Session History
- · In-Session Behavior
Fraud Patterns
- · Velocity
- · Transactional Anomaly
- · Atypical Beneficiary
Final Anti-Fraud Score
· Calibrated by anti-fraud policy
Transaction: Approve
· Approval
Transaction: Review
· Review desk
Transaction: Block
· Block
Transaction
- · Boleto
- · Credit
- · Debit
- · DOC
- · Bill Payment
- · PIX
- · PIX Refund
- · QR Code
- · Withdrawal
- · TED
- · P2P Transfer
Block Screening
- · Fraud Blacklist
- · High-Risk Block
Device Risk
- · Jailbreak / Root
- · VPN or Tor
- · Emulator
Customer Risk
- · Customer Profile
- · Session History
- · In-Session Behavior
Fraud Patterns
- · Velocity
- · Transactional Anomaly
- · Atypical Beneficiary
Final Anti-Fraud Score
· Calibrated by anti-fraud policy
Transaction: Approve
· Approval
Transaction: Review
· Review desk
Transaction: Block
· Block
Money Laundering Prevention
AML/CFT rules aligned with Bacen / BCRA, Coaf / UIF, and FATF, covering sanctions, PEP, and typologies.
Transaction
- · Boleto
- · Credit
- · Debit
- · DOC
- · Bill Payment
- · PIX
- · PIX Refund
- · QR Code
- · Withdrawal
- · TED
- · P2P Transfer
Sanctions Screening
- · UN, EU, and local sanctions lists
- · Local Restrictive Lists
PEP and UBO
- · Politically Exposed Person
- · UBO and Linkages
- · Adverse Media
Counterparty Risk
- · Jurisdiction
- · Activity Sector
- · Operations History
AML Typologies
- · Structuring / Smurfing
- · Layering
- · Atypical Pattern
Final AML Score
· Calibrated by AML/CFT policy
Transaction: Approve
· Approval
Transaction: Report
· STR (Coaf in Brazil / UIF in Argentina)
Transaction: Block
· Block
Transaction
- · Boleto
- · Credit
- · Debit
- · DOC
- · Bill Payment
- · PIX
- · PIX Refund
- · QR Code
- · Withdrawal
- · TED
- · P2P Transfer
Sanctions Screening
- · UN, EU, and local sanctions lists
- · Local Restrictive Lists
PEP and UBO
- · Politically Exposed Person
- · UBO and Linkages
- · Adverse Media
Counterparty Risk
- · Jurisdiction
- · Activity Sector
- · Operations History
AML Typologies
- · Structuring / Smurfing
- · Layering
- · Atypical Pattern
Final AML Score
· Calibrated by AML/CFT policy
Transaction: Approve
· Approval
Transaction: Report
· STR (Coaf in Brazil / UIF in Argentina)
Transaction: Block
· Block
No rule goes live in the dark.
Test against 1 million real transactions before activation. Three-step approval. Full audit trail.
The backtest answers:
Approval flow:
Audit trail: who edited, reviewed, and approved, all recorded.
Know your customer. Alert the regulator.
Individual behavioral profiling, continuously updated restrictive lists, and real-time monitoring, aligned with Brazilian Law 9,613/98 / Argentine Law 25,246 (AML), Bacen Resolution 4,557/2017 (Brazil) / BCRA risk-management framework (Argentina), and Bacen Circular 3,978 (Brazil) / BCRA Communication A 7724 (Argentina).
Individual behavior
FPP learns each customer's usual amounts, frequency, timing, and counterparties, and automatically detects any deviation.
Restrictive lists
Internal and external sources (UN, EU, and local sanctions lists, plus Bacen / BCRA) always up to date, with full history.
Continuous monitoring
Real-time cross-checking, context accumulation, and composite alerts.
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