Solutions / KYC & AML

The module that keeps the licence.

Tiered verification, vendor packs, sanctions and PEP screening, a sealed document vault, and versioned decisions with explicit staleness and revocation.

Decisions Versioned
Documents Sealed vault
Overrides Dual control
What it owns

KYC & AML, precisely

01

Tiered verification

Checks scale with risk: basic identity at signup, stronger proof before large payouts, full diligence where the law demands it.

02

Vendor packs

Identity, liveness, document authenticity and screening providers integrated as independently reviewed packs you can swap.

03

Screening and rescreening

Sanctions, PEP and adverse media, re-checked when the lists themselves change rather than only at onboarding.

04

Review console

Queues, SLA clocks and dual-controlled overrides for the cases a machine should not be deciding alone.

05

Sealed vault

Documents are encrypted and cell-scoped. The APIs move references; raw files never pass through them.

06

Versioned decisions

Served through one read, with staleness and revocation explicit, so a consumer knows whether it may still rely on the answer.

Contracts it exposes
ReadGetVerificationDecision
CommandsOpenCase · SubmitEvidence · DismissHit · RevokeDecision
EventsVerificationAccepted · ScreeningHitRaised · DecisionRevoked
What it never does
Gate an account itself
Freeze a wallet
Pass raw documents through its API

Every module on this platform is defined as much by what it is forbidden to do as by what it owns. That is what makes a boundary auditable instead of aspirational.

KYC recommends. Player Account and the cash desk enforce under their own signed policies. Separating recommendation from enforcement is what makes both of them auditable.

See it running

Every module here surfaces as screens an operator uses on a Monday. Ask for a walkthrough of the ones that decide your week.