AML Transaction Monitoring
Catch financial crime before it strikes

Minimize risk and adapt
to evolving regulations
AML Transaction Monitoring features

Your rules. Your risk appetite. Our engine.
Deploy out-of-the-box rule bundles, fine-tuned for your industry, or build your own with no code required.
- Dynamic risk scoring
- Sector-specific rule templates
- Real-time transaction analysis

No-code. No bottlenecks. All power.
Get agility and control, with Sumsub doing the heavy lifting.
- Modify rules on the fly
- Combine manual logic with AI insights
- Scale effortlessly as your risk profile evolves

Let AI spot the threats you can’t see
Case management is built-in—so you can go from red flag to resolution, fast.
- Smart alert prioritization
- Automated case assignment & escalation
- Pre-filled FIU and audit-ready reporting

360° compliance in one platform
- Holistic user’s data across checks
- Full customer and counterparty visibility
- Seamless onboarding-to-monitoring journey
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FAQ
How to monitor transactions in AML and CTF?
A transaction monitoring software or transaction monitoring system can be used to effectively monitor transactions in anti-money laundering. These automated systems analyze user activity and transactions to detect suspicious patterns or anomalies that could indicate fraudulent behavior and criminal activity. This can include the transaction amount, the geolocation, device use, frequency, or structuring of payments to avoid detection. It’s crucial that businesses conduct transaction monitoring to identify suspicious activity, risky activity and stay compliant with AML and CTF regulations. Failure to do so can result in fines, penalties, and reputational damage.
What systems are used in transaction monitoring?
Key components in a transaction monitoring system include risk scoring and evaluation, AI and machine learning to quickly detect anomalies and complex patterns, alert generation and investigation if the suspicious activity is identified and reporting capabilities to support the filing of FIU reports (i.e. SARs and STRs).
What is the best transaction monitoring software?
The best transaction monitoring software will utilize AI and machine learning to detect suspicious activity or transactions effectively. To stay compliant, this software will need to have real-time monitoring and support accurate and timely filing of SARs, as well as clear audit trails for regulators.
How to choose a transaction monitoring tool?
Choosing the right transaction monitoring solution is essential for staying compliant, managing risk, and operating efficiently—especially in regulated markets. The ideal tool should detect suspicious activity, reduce operational burden, and scale with your business. When evaluating options, look out for one platform that offers:
- Advanced software capabilities like alerting, custom rule creation, dynamic risk scoring, and AI/ML-driven insights
- Operational efficiency through reduced false positives and automated workflows
- Seamless integration within your AML/CTF compliance ecosystem
- Scalability to handle millions of transactions
- A user-friendly interface that supports fast adoption
- Regulatory alignment across your key markets