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Alloy and Nasdaq Verafin partner on fraud signal integration

Nasdaq Verafin and Alloy Partner to Help Financial Institutions… ↗

What happened

• Nasdaq Verafin announced a partnership with Alloy to connect fraud intelligence across the customer lifecycle, starting with fraud risk signal integration.
• Alloy's real-time fraud alerts will be integrated into Nasdaq Verafin's alert, investigation, and case management platform for mutual customers.
• Nasdaq Verafin states its consortium data network covers over 850 million counterparties, accessible to mutual customers within Alloy.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy extends its fraud and identity orchestration by adding a large consortium fraud data source via a partner, a route Signicat's risk and AML screening line competes in.
• No Nordic, Benelux, eID brokering, wallet or document-verification content; direct overlap with Signicat's core identity lines is limited.

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Alloy reports more than 900 financial institutions and fintechs use its platform.

Alloy Reports Strong First Half of 2026 With Agentic AI Momentum and… ↗

What happened

• Alloy launched its AI Assistant, an agentic AI solution that automates investigation and compliance work.
• Alloy launched perpetual KYB (pKYB) in the UK and Europe in January.
• Alloy reports Suncoast Credit Union cut fraud losses by over 35% from 2023 to 2024.
• Modulr selected Alloy to orchestrate KYC and KYB across its international customer base.

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Modulr selects Alloy for KYC/KYB orchestration in Risk & Compliance Hub

Modulr partners with Alloy to streamline onboarding for scaling… ↗

What happened

• Modulr selected Alloy as a key component in its Risk & Compliance Hub, using it to orchestrate KYC and KYB verification checks across its international customer base.
• Modulr will use Alloy to consolidate data from a broad network of verification and intelligence providers into a single decisioning layer.
• Alloy's platform triages low-risk applications and escalates higher-risk cases for human review within a unified case management and audit trail.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy is a direct orchestration competitor in KYC/KYB onboarding for a payments customer, a segment adjacent to Signicat's risk and AML screening line.
• The announcement is a customer selection with no reported volumes, pricing or contract terms; impact on Signicat's pipeline is unverified.

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Suncoast Credit Union chose Alloy in 2022 as its strategic platform for identity, fraud controls and data orchestration.

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What happened

• Suncoast reports a 35% reduction in annual fraud losses.
• Suncoast reports a policy change that increased auto-approved applications by 6.47% in digital and 7.09% in-branch.
• Suncoast reports automatic decisions on 98% of login events.

Why it matters to Signicat

• The case is a US credit union deployment of an orchestration platform, outside Signicat's core Nordic, Benelux, DACH, Iberia and UK markets.
• Alloy positions fraud controls across onboarding and account lifecycle, overlapping Signicat's risk and AML screening and authentication lines.

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Alloy partners with Certos to offer fraud signals to US community banks

Certos℠ and Alloy Partner to Help Community Banks and Credit Unions… ↗

What happened

• Alloy announced a partnership with Certos, a unified portfolio of fraud and identity risk solutions from Early Warning Services, LLC.
• Community banks and credit unions working with Alloy will gain access to Certos risk signals derived from a network of more than 5,000 U.S. banks and credit unions, payment companies, merchants, and government agencies.
• As a reseller of the Account Ownership Authentication (AOA) solution, Alloy will manage contracting, integration, and ongoing maintenance for its customers.
• Certos reports that solutions in its portfolio helped stop $3.7 billion in potential fraud last year.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy is a US-focused identity and fraud orchestration competitor; the deal bundles bank-account ownership and network fraud signals into its partner stack, which overlaps with Signicat's risk and orchestration offering in its core markets only indirectly, as the deal targets US institutions.
• The deal shows identity-orchestration vendors extending through data-network partners rather than building account-ownership checks in-house, a pattern relevant to Signicat's orchestration positioning.

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Red Canoe Credit Union, a US member-owned credit union in Longview, Washington, partnered with Lumin Digital and Alloy to modernize digital account opening.

Red Canoe Credit Union ↗

What happened

• The credit union reported application completion rising from 36% to 71%, manual reviews falling from 100% to about 20%, and an 81% increase in fully funded digital memberships.
• Red Canoe chose Lumin for digital account opening and Alloy for identity verification and fraud prevention.
• Seventy-four percent of submitted applications are auto-decisioned, and 80% of approvals are auto-approved.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy is positioned as an embedded identity-verification and fraud layer inside a US digital banking platform, a US-only account-opening context outside Signicat's core markets.
• Case study shows a credit union pairing Alloy with a third-party data source inside a partner platform, relevant to how Alloy-embedded offerings compete for onboarding deals.

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Alloy launches native agentic AI Assistant for risk and compliance review

Alloy launches native AI Assistant to automate risk and compliance… ↗

What happened

• Alloy announced the launch of the Alloy AI Assistant, a native, context-aware agentic AI solution embedded in its risk and identity infrastructure.
• The AI Assistant recommends a decision that a human can approve or configure to automatically accept.
• Alloy states that one client reduced average case review time from 20 minutes to mere seconds.
• The AI Assistant is part of the Actionable AI suite alongside Fraud Attack Radar and Fraud Signal.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy's agentic review automation targets compliance and watchlist workflows that overlap Signicat's risk and AML screening line.
• The release is a vendor-claimed time saving from a single unnamed client case and carries no independent validation.

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The platform automates ongoing business verification by re-running checks upon corporate registry updates or watchlist hits, incorporating open-ended web research via an AI Assistant.

Alloy launches its first perpetual KYB and Customer Risk Assessment… ↗

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy is directly expanding its European orchestration capabilities into continuous business screening and AML compliance, overlapping with Signicat's risk, AML, and KYB offerings.
• Global orchestration platforms entering Europe with automated lifecycle monitoring increase competition against regional orchestration and screening hubs.

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Launch Credit Union integrated Clutch's digital application platform with Alloy for fraud detection and identity verification.

Launch Credit Union ↗

What happened

• During a recent attempted fraud attack, 95% of fraud attempts were caught by Alloy and auto-declined, with the remaining 5% caught by step-up methods.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Vendor-reported outcome: the 95%/5% split is a single-incident figure supplied by the customer and published by Alloy, not independently verified.
• Competitive signal: Alloy positions fraud rule tuning during attacks as a core onboarding benefit, relevant to Signicat's fraud and document-verification offering.

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Alloy released its annual State of Fraud Report on 9 December 2025, based on a survey of over 500 senior-level fraud decision-makers at US banks, credit unions and fintechs.

Alloy report finds fraud rates rose for 67% financial institutions… ↗

What happened

• 67% of surveyed fraud professionals agreed that fraud events continue to rise.
• 44% of respondents ranked synthetic identity fraud as the top fraud type tracked in their organization.
• Fraud in mobile banking rose 7% year over year while fraud in online banking dropped 16%, per the report.
• 22% of organizations reported losing over $5M in direct fraud losses.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Survey is a vendor-commissioned US sample; it does not measure Signicat's core Nordic, Benelux, DACH, Iberia or UK markets.
• Synthetic identity and document-based fraud framing overlaps Signicat's document IDV and NFC verification positioning, making the 44% and 89% figures useful for sales context.

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Skyla Credit Union implemented Clutch for digital account opening and Alloy for identity and fraud decisioning.

Skyla Credit Union ↗

What happened

• The case study reports a 70% increase in new account openings, which Skyla sustained for more than a year without added promotion.
• The case study reports a 74% reduction in monthly fraud losses and a 65% reduction in operational costs.
• Smart forms and public-record pre-fill reportedly cut initial application time from 15–20 minutes to roughly 3 minutes.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Customer-reported outcomes for a waterfall identity and fraud decisioning stack bundled with a origination platform; a benchmark for Signicat's onboarding pitch to credit unions and banks.
• Waterfall design, which calls third-party data only when needed, competes with Signicat's orchestration positioning on cost control.

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Alloy published its 2025 State of Scams Report on 21 October 2025, based on a Harris Poll survey of 2,000 American consumers.

85% of Americans Fear AI-Powered Scams, and 66% Opt for Banks using… ↗

What happened

• The report states that 85% of Americans worry AI technology makes scams harder to detect.
• The report states that 66% of consumers are more likely to choose a financial institution that uses AI security measures.
• The report states that 67% of consumers say financial institutions should reimburse lost money for scams even when personally authorized.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Consumer-survey marketing for a fraud-prevention vendor targeting banks; relevant to Signicat's bank buyers on AI fraud messaging, though it carries no Signicat product claims.
• The reimbursement and trust figures (67%, 87%) are directional for banks' fraud-liability debate; the survey is vendor-commissioned and US-only.

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Alloy commissioned The Harris Poll to survey 2,000 U.S. adults (ages 21–75) from July 8 to July 26, 2025.

2025 State of Scams Report ↗

What happened

• The survey reports 85% of Americans worry scams are becoming harder to detect because of AI.
• The survey reports 67% of consumers agree they should be reimbursed even when they personally authorized the transaction.
• The survey reports 69% of consumers would trade some privacy for stronger AI protections.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Survey data on consumer demand for AI fraud protection and reimbursement is relevant to fraud and onboarding positioning in banking.

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Alloy launches AI-enhanced perpetual KYC and adds eID step-up

Alloy empowers global banks, fintechs, and payments companies to… ↗

What happened

• Alloy announced the launch of a perpetual KYC (pKYC) solution enhanced by AI insights.
• Alloy's pKYC pairs scheduled refreshes with real-time reactivity to third-party and first-party data, and a dynamic customer risk assessment can be re-run after suspicious activity or suspicious PII change.
• Alloy partners with agentic AI providers Parcha and Greenlite to automate ongoing compliance, including customer reviews.
• Alloy now offers electronic ID (eID) verification as a new digital authentication method across multiple geographies, usable as a step-up in KYC workflows.
• Alloy's 2025 State of UK Fraud Report found that 93% of UK fintech leaders ranked regulatory penalties and reputational damage as their most concerning consequences of fraud.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy adding eID verification into KYC workflows places an eID route in a competitor's European compliance offering, relevant to Signicat's eID brokering.
• Alloy's pKYC overlaps Signicat's risk and AML screening line; the release gives no detail on eID scheme coverage or countries.

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Alloy and Mastercard launch joint onboarding identity and fraud solution

Mastercard and Alloy Launch Enhanced Identity and Fraud Prevention… ↗

What happened

• Alloy announced a new global partnership with Mastercard to launch an enhanced customer onboarding solution for financial institutions and fintechs.
• Mastercard products will be integrated and pre-configured in Alloy, and customers will receive access to over 200 risk and identity solutions available through Alloy.
• Alloy's 2025 State of Fraud Report states that 60% of financial institutions and fintechs reported an increase in fraud rates in 2024.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy pairing with Mastercard's identity verification and open finance products targets the onboarding and fraud segment that overlaps Signicat's document IDV and risk screening lines.
• The release is a partnership announcement with no stated availability date, so its effect on Signicat deals is unverified.

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Consumers Credit Union reports a 78% auto-decision rate after adopting Alloy for digital onboarding.

Consumers Credit Union ↗

What happened

• The credit union estimates it saves $5 in fraud losses for every dollar spent on Alloy.
• Consumers has implemented Alloy in-branch and plans business onboarding use.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy markets orchestration and automated decisioning for digital onboarding at a credit union, overlapping Signicat's trust orchestration offering in banking.
• Figures are vendor-reported customer estimates and are not independently verified.

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Alloy stated it now serves over 700 clients globally.

Fueled by rapid growth, Alloy invests in new executives, products,… ↗

What happened

• Alloy recently launched Fraud Attack Radar, an AI/ML-powered solution for fraud threats targeting new account creation.
• Dustin Lawler joined Alloy as Chief Operating Officer.
• Kim Nguyen was promoted to Chief People Officer.
• Alloy added 18 solutions partners in the past year, including BioCatch, Innovis, and Data Zoo.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy's fraud-platform expansion with 250+ pre-configured solutions overlaps Signicat's risk and AML screening and document verification lines in onboarding.
• Channel partnerships with Q2, Narmi, Blend and 10x Banking target US-centric banking platforms, with no Nordic, Benelux or eID routes evident in this release.

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Alloy and IG Group partner on perpetual KYC and onboarding automation

IG Group partners with Alloy to balance regulatory compliance with… ↗

What happened

• IG Group, a FTSE 250 online trading company, has partnered with Alloy, an identity and fraud prevention platform provider.
• IG reports using Alloy to run perpetual KYC and consolidate onboarding and in-life workflows across jurisdictions.
• IG reports a significant increase in automated activations since integration, without a quantified figure.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy is positioning perpetual KYC and in-life monitoring for UK fintech and trading customers, overlapping Signicat's risk and AML screening line.
• The case is a named enterprise customer story but the outcome claims are vendor-reported and unquantified, so impact is moderate.

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Origence and Alloy partner for credit union fraud prevention

Origence and Alloy partner to deliver best-in-class fraud prevention… ↗

What happened

• Origence announced a strategic partnership with Alloy, an identity and fraud prevention platform provider, for credit unions.
• Alloy will enable credit unions to verify member identities with access to more than 200 fraud, identity, and compliance data sources without managing individual integrations.

Why it matters to Signicat

• The partnership adds a US credit-union channel for identity orchestration, a segment outside Signicat's listed core markets.

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Alloy and Blend expand partnership for bank and credit union fraud prevention

Blend and Alloy Expand Partnership to Supercharge Fraud Prevention … ↗

What happened

• Blend Labs and Alloy announced an expanded partnership giving Blend customers access to Alloy's identity and fraud prevention capabilities in consumer banking solutions.
• The partnership builds on a longstanding Blend–Alloy relationship across Blend's deposit account and consumer lending products.
• Through identity orchestration, the partnership lets lenders meet KYC requirements and screen for fraud using third-party data sources, with configurable workflows sequencing providers.
• Langley Federal Credit Union reported that Alloy detected nearly 700 fraudulent applications and automatically rejected them.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy is extending its orchestration offer through a loan-origination platform channel serving banks and credit unions, which overlaps with Signicat's orchestration and risk screening lines.
• The partnership is a channel distribution deal with a single customer anecdote and no pricing or hard performance baseline disclosed.

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Alloy UK fintech survey: 68% report higher fraud volumes

UK fintechs lost as much as £5 million to fraud last year, as fraud… ↗

What happened

• Alloy published State of UK Fraud Report data on 19 March 2025 from 118 UK fintech decision-makers, conducted by The Harris Poll.
• 68% of UK fintechs report higher fraud volumes compared with one year earlier.
• 79% of UK fintechs say they lost at least £500,000 to fraud in the 12 months to October 2024.
• 96% of UK fintechs report investing in fraud prevention in 2025.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Survey of 118 respondents is a small sample; the figures are vendor-reported and not independently verified.
• Fintech-focused UK fraud data is relevant to Signicat's fraud and identity-risk positioning in the UK market, which is a core market.

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Alloy announced the launch of Fraud Attack Radar, a machine learning-powered solution providing FIs and fintechs with actionable intelligence on fraud threats targeting new account creation.

Alloy launches AI-powered Fraud Attack Radar providing real-time… ↗

What happened

• Fraud Attack Radar is available immediately to all Alloy clients using the Alloy platform for account origination in the United States.
• Alloy's 2025 State of Fraud report states 60% of FIs reported an increase in fraud events last year and 33% detected fraud events at onboarding.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy adds a portfolio-level onboarding fraud alerting feature that overlaps with Signicat's risk and AML screening and authentication/fraud positioning in account origination, though no Signicat-specific comparison is made.
• The launch is US-only in availability, so it does not directly contest Signicat's core European markets (Nordics, Benelux, DACH, Iberia, UK).

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Alloy reported that 71% of fraud professionals agree the majority of 2024 fraud attacks were committed by financial criminals and fraud rings.

Majority of Bank Fraud Committed by Professional Fraud Rings, New… ↗

What happened

• The survey covered 486 director-level or higher decision-makers at US banks, credit unions and fintechs, conducted by The Harris Poll on Alloy's behalf.
• 60% of respondents said fraud continued to rise across consumer and business accounts in 2024.
• 64% of respondents plan to implement an identity risk solution in 2025, and 93% plan ongoing fraud prevention investment.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Survey data on identity risk solution intent among US financial institutions is a vendor-commissioned signal; Signicat's core markets are Nordics, Benelux, DACH, Iberia and UK, so US relevance is indirect.
• Alloy's CEO argues platforms that centralize identity and fraud risk will gain investment over standalone AI tools, a positioning claim that overlaps Signicat's orchestration messaging.

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Q2 and Alloy partner on joint digital banking fraud monitoring

Q2 Announces New Partnership with Alloy to Deliver Joint Fraud… ↗

What happened

• Q2 Holdings and Alloy announced a strategic partnership to deliver a joint ongoing fraud monitoring solution for Q2 Digital Banking customers.
• Alloy will serve as the centralized identity decision engine, integrating Q2 digital banking data and third-party data partner network.
• The solution is described as the first to ingest user activity signals with fraud signals from multiple third-party sources and interdict in real time.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Q2 is a digital banking platform partner; the deal adds a bank-channel fraud monitoring route that competes with Signicat's risk and orchestration offerings for banks.
• The claim of being first is a vendor claim by Q2 and Alloy, not independently verified.

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IncredibleBank selected Alloy's Identity and Fraud Prevention Platform to automate digital account opening.

IncredibleBank ↗

What happened

• The case study reports that IncredibleBank automated 90% of applications.
• The case study reports a 88% reduction in new account approval times with Alloy.
• The case study states that Alloy's real-time risk assessments combine five different data sources.
• The case study states IncredibleBank is deploying Alloy in-branch.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy is positioned against Signicat in US bank digital onboarding; this is a mid-size customer story, not a flagship win.
• Limited relevance to Signicat's core European markets; the case involves a US bank with no eID or wallet content.

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Alloy fraud benchmark: 57% lost over $500K in direct fraud losses

2024 State of Fraud Benchmark Report ↗

What happened

• Alloy surveyed more than 400 decision-makers in fraud-related roles at financial services companies in the US and UK.
• 57% of respondents reported their organization lost over $500K (EUR/USD) in direct fraud losses over the past twelve months.
• Over two-thirds of respondents reported an increase in fraud attempts in consumer accounts over the past 12 months.
• 22% of respondents ranked APP fraud as their top fraud type by case volume.
• 75% of respondents said they plan to invest in an Identity Risk Solution in the next twelve months.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Survey data on fraud losses and planned spend provides market-sizing input for fraud and identity risk offerings in the US and UK.
• The report's focus on APP and social-engineering fraud is relevant to Signicat's fraud and step-up verification positioning, but the report does not address Signicat's core Nordic, Benelux, DACH or Iberia markets.

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Alloy UK fintech fraud survey: 95% plan 2025 prevention investment

Alloy's 2025 State of UK Fraud Report ↗

What happened

• Alloy surveyed over 100 fraud and risk leaders at UK fintechs.
• 95% of surveyed fintechs report ongoing investments in fraud prevention in 2025.
• Nearly 40% of surveyed fintechs said investing in an identity risk solution had the biggest impact on reducing fraud rates.
• The survey data was collected in October 2024 and the survey was conducted by The Harris Poll.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy's identity-risk framing of fraud spend overlaps Signicat's document, authentication and orchestration offers in UK fintech onboarding.
• Findings are vendor-commissioned survey results of one segment; treat as directional, not independently verified market data.

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Alloy case study: Jovia credit union cuts manual reviews with NeuroID

Jovia Financial Credit Union ↗

What happened

• Jovia Financial Credit Union, a Long Island institution with more than $4.5B in assets, turned to Alloy for KYC and onboarding.
• Before Alloy, Jovia sometimes turned off its online application form to manually review 100% of applications.
• Within the Alloy solution, NeuroID provides real-time insight into user intent based on data entry patterns.
• A few months after implementation, NeuroID captured a 40% uptick in risky applicants over a single 24-hour period.
• NeuroID helped Jovia catch 1.4% more fraudsters, per the case study.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Relevant to Signicat's document and onboarding fraud positioning: a competitor bundles behavioral-intent signals into KYC onboarding for a mid-size credit union.
• Vendor-authored case study; reported outcomes are uncorroborated and attributed to Alloy and NeuroID.

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Elements Financial, an employer-based credit union with more than 100,000 members and $2.3 billion in assets, selected Alloy as its Identity Risk Solution.

Elements Financial Credit Union ↗

What happened

• Elements reported a 40% increase in auto-approval rate for new members after implementing Alloy.
• Elements used Alloy's 190+ data sources within a single workflow without separate log-ins or manual entry.
• Elements sent more than 800 fraudulent applications to Alloy's experts, who recommended workflow changes including adding SentiLink.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy positions its orchestration of multiple third-party data sources in a single decisioning workflow as a competing onboarding approach.
• The synthetic-fraud claims are vendor-reported and not independently verified.

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Alloy announced new strategic partnerships with crypto-specific providers Fiat Republic, Fortress, and Chainalysis.

Alloy to Help Future-proof the Next Billion Crypto Users ↗

What happened

• Alloy states customers can automate compliance measures, transaction monitoring, and identity decisioning for end users through these partnerships.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Alloy is bundling identity decisioning with crypto compliance partners, a packaging approach relevant to Signicat's AML/KYB screening and orchestration positioning in crypto onboarding.

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