Independent AML Testing That Holds Up to Regulators

Independent testing is a required pillar of every AML program. We objectively review your policies, KYC files, transaction monitoring and SAR decisions, then deliver a report you can hand to regulators, banks and investors.

An audit should find problems before an examiner does.

A rubber-stamp review leaves you exposed. We test how your program actually performs, sampling real files and alerts, and give you clear findings with practical remediation steps.

Risk-Based Testing

Scoped to your products and exposure

Real Sample Testing

KYC files, alerts and SARs

Actionable Report

Findings, ratings and remediation plan

Who we work with

MSBs & Money Transmitters

Businesses required to independently test their AML programs.

FinTechs & Payment Companies

Platforms preparing for bank partner or regulator reviews.

Crypto & Digital Asset Platforms

Exchanges and wallets facing heightened AML scrutiny.

AML Audit FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Who needs an independent AML audit?

MSBs, money transmitters, FinTechs, crypto platforms, broker-dealers and other regulated businesses must periodically test their AML programs. Banks and sponsors often ask for your latest report too.

How often should AML testing be done?

It depends on your risk profile and regulator. Many businesses test annually, and higher-risk companies may test more often. We recommend a frequency based on your risk assessment.

What's the difference between an AML review and an AML audit?

A review is a lighter assessment to spot gaps. An independent audit is a formal, regulator-grade test with structured reporting that satisfies the independent testing requirement.

Know where your AML program stands

Book a free consultation and schedule an independent test before your next exam.