Connect Suspicious Transaction Signals FIU and AML Intelligence Workflows

SFTY helps regulatory teams link suspicious transactions with VASP data, case evidence, and supervisory reporting in a secure, audit-ready investigation platform.

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VASP supervision capabilities

VASP Supervision

Market participants, licensing data and risk profiles

KYT Monitoring

Wallets, transactions and exposure across the market

Travel Rule

Originator and beneficiary data checked for completeness

Case Management

Alerts, investigations and supervisory actions

Sovereign Deployment

On-premise or private cloud for sensitive data

Reporting

Supervisory outputs, evidence and regulatory reports

Authority & deployment trust

Built for sovereign supervision

SFTY enables regulators to manage suspicious transaction reporting with secure deployment, controlled access and evidence-grade logging in a procurement-safe government environment.

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Sovereign deployment

Deploy on-premise, in private cloud or inside a controlled government environment

Evidence-grade logging

Preserve activity, decisions, case history and reporting evidence

Role-based access

Control who can view, review, escalate and act across teams and agencies

Procurement-safe architecture

Support phased implementation, documentation, integrations and governance review

Suspicious transaction reviews suffer delays

FIU teams struggle to connect fragmented signals, VASP data and ownership context into a coherent case workflow. This disconnection slows suspicious transaction reviews and weakens the ability to produce defensible evidence for regulatory reporting.

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No unified market view

VASP activity, licensing data and risk signals remain scattered

Slow supervisory response

Alerts and investigations depend on disconnected manual processes

Weak evidence trail

Decisions are harder to explain without connected logs and case history

Cross-agency gaps

Regulatory teams lack one shared operating layer for supervision

The SFTY approach

SFTY connects suspicious transaction signals to cases

SFTY links fragmented alerts, VASP profiles, ownership data and investigative workflows into one structured environment for FIUs to efficiently review suspicious transactions and prepare audit-ready reporting evidence.

  • Connect fragmented market data
  • Turn signals into supervisory cases
  • Preserve evidence and decision history
  • Support reporting across agencies
VASP Data
Licensing
Travel Rule
KYT
OSINT
SFTY Supervisory Control Layer
Alerts
Cases
Actions
Reports

Workflow

From suspicious transaction signals to reports

SFTY moves suspicious activity alerts through VASP context, case review, evidence collection and supervisory reporting within a structured FIU investigation workflow.

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01

Market signal

Wallet, VASP, Travel Rule or OSINT signal appears

02

Triage

SFTY classifies and routes the signal for review

03

Case

A supervisory case opens with context & evidence

04

Action

Teams record a decision, request or supervisory response

05

Record

Evidence, actions and outcomes stay available for review

Not another analytics tool. One evidence-ready layer

SFTY gives FIUs a secure supervisory layer that connects suspicious transaction signals, VASP context, cases, evidence and reporting for structured AML intelligence workflows.

Market-level visibility

See activity across VASPs, wallets, entities and risk signals

Entity and ownership context

Connect participants, structures, links and supervisory records

Case-based supervision

Move from alerts to investigations, actions and reporting

Supervisory posture

Understand not only single risks, but the condition of the market

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FAQ

Questions regulators ask about SFTY

Clear answers on VASP supervision, sovereign deployment, evidence logging and regulatory workflows.

What is SFTY for AML authorities?

SFTY provides AML authorities a secure supervisory layer connecting VASP data, transaction activity, risk alerts, cases and reports for structured suspicious transaction oversight.

How does SFTY handle suspicious transaction cases?

SFTY structures suspicious signals into cases with linked entity, wallet, transaction and risk context, supporting review notes, decisions, escalation and reporting workflows.

How does SFTY preserve supervisory evidence?

SFTY preserves case history, decision logs and supporting evidence with audit-grade records to support regulatory review and supervisory accountability.

Can SFTY integrate with existing provider data?

Yes. SFTY connects outputs from multiple providers, normalizes data and orchestrates workflows without replacing existing analytics or compliance systems.

Does SFTY replace existing supervisory tools?

No. SFTY operates above existing supervisory tools, linking fragmented data sources into one evidence-ready, auditable government compliance environment.

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