In remittance, risk moves beyond your customer

A single ruleset creates noise in some corridors and blind spots in others. Gaps stay hidden until regulators find them.

Fortify is built for that.

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Your World

Detection falls out of step with risk

As your product evolves, risk changes faster than your controls.

Controls break across corridors

When a recipient is flagged, risk doesn’t stay in one corridor. Every connected sender must be assessed across corridors that behave differently.

Risk moves faster than rules

Suspicious activity shifts across recipients, agents and corridors. Static rules miss splitting, collusion and new patterns.

Evidence isn’t ready when needed

Regulators expect clear, defensible explanations on demand. If controls can’t be explained, trust erodes.

Anti-financial crime capabilities

See the gaps in your fraud and AML detection and close them quickly

Map your detection coverage against your actual transaction patterns and product footprint. See exactly where controls are strong, where they've drifted, and close gaps in minutes rather than months.

Dashboard showing a list of six AML investigations with status, owner, and frequency details.
AML investigations dashboard with six cases showing statuses, owners, and frequency of reviews.
AML investigations dashboard with six cases showing statuses, owners, and frequency of reviews.
Dashboard showing fraud-model v1 performance with 14,303 flagged and 331 fraud caught at 0.5% review risk.
01

Set controls by corridor, not averages

A rule calibrated for one corridor produces false positives in another and misses risk in a third. Fraud detection has to reflect corridor patterns: volume norms, agent behaviour and seasonal spikes. Otherwise, it creates noise your team can't act on and gaps you can't see.

Corridor-specific baselines that reflect seasonal patterns, diaspora flows and regulatory thresholds

Agent-level anomaly detection. Transaction spikes, unusual send–receive ratios and override patterns

Manage rulesets across corridors from a single view – see what's live, what's changed and how each one performs

Dashboard showing a list of six AML investigations with status, owner, and frequency details.
02

Manage corridor rulesets without losing visibility

Every corridor needs its own thresholds, typologies and escalation logic. The challenge isn't building them. It's managing dozens of rulesets across corridors without losing track of what's live, what's changed, and how each one performs.

Corridor-level rulesets in a single view

Backtest rule changes on real corridor history before going live

Segment thresholds by corridor, product, agent type or customer cohort

AML investigations dashboard with six cases showing statuses, owners, and frequency of reviews.
03

Move from pattern to control the same day

New splitting behaviours, collusion tactics and evasion patterns can appear and scale between model refreshes. Write detection logic from what you're seeing, test it on historical data, and deploy the same day.

Write and amend rules in plain language, without SQL or engineering support

Backtest by corridor, agent or recipient network

Retrain models from analyst-observed patterns, with human judgement in the loop

Dashboard table listing investigations with status, owner, frequency, and checkboxes for selection.
AML investigations dashboard listing cases with statuses, owners, and frequency of reviews.
AML investigations dashboard listing cases with statuses, owners, and frequency of reviews.
Dashboard table listing investigations with status, owner, frequency, and checkboxes for selection.
01

Trace risk across senders, recipients and agents

AML risk in remittance often concentrates around recipients you didn't onboard and agents you don't control. Linking activity across corridors, agents and recipient networks makes structuring, smurfing and cycling visible before it reaches scale.

Recipient-to-sender mapping to identify connected exposure and repeat patterns

Corridor-aware typology detection: structuring, smurfing, rapid in/out, cycling

Network view of senders, recipients and agents

AML investigations dashboard listing cases with statuses, owners, and frequency of reviews.
02

Monitor with incomplete data – and make the gaps visible

Data gaps across corridors and agent networks create blind spots that are easy to miss until a review forces the issue. Tying monitoring logic to the data it relies on keeps gaps visible and explainable.

Monitoring logic that adapts to available signals while flagging missing inputs

Clear rationale captured: what was checked, what was unavailable, and why

Sanctions and PEP screening with transliteration and fuzzy matching for non-Latin scripts

AML investigations dashboard listing cases with statuses, owners, and frequency of reviews.
03

Evidence built as you operate

Regulators and banking partners assess whether decisions are consistent, well-evidenced and traceable. An evidence trail across corridors shows what was done and why, at any point.

Structured case files capturing rationale, evidence and outcomes

SAR and STR filing support with jurisdiction-aware templates

Banking partner due diligence documentation: screening policies, alert handling logic and control effectiveness data

Governed Agents

Surface risk early, without losing control

Patterns span corridors, agents and recipients. Surface them early, with human judgement intact.

  • Surface cross-corridor patterns before they create backlogs

  • Flag agent behaviour shifts early

  • Link senders and recipients for faster investigations

  • Keep actions visible and fully auditable

For teams operating under regulatory scrutiny.

Step 1

Describe the attack. For example: a cluster of bank-detail changes hits your contractor population 48 hours before payday.

Step 2

Get a retrained model in minutes, built from your input and Fortify's detection logic.

Step 3

Test before deploying. Human judgement stays 
in the loop.

3 minutes. Not months.

Why choose Fortify

  • 01

    Built for how remittance risk moves

    Detection reflects recipients, agents and corridors – not just senders.

  • 02

    Controls that adapt 
by region

    Rules and thresholds calibrated at corridor level, tested against real data before deployment.

  • 03

    Defensible decisions 
at every step

    Every alert, action and rationale documented automatically – ready when a regulator asks.

Corridor visibility

rule performance by jurisdiction, calibrated 
where risk lives

Earlier detection

recipient-centred patterns and agent network anomalies caught before they expand

Consistent evidence

built as the workflow runs, ready for any review

"Every corridor brings its own regulatory obligations, and untangling which rules cover which requirement used to be guesswork. Now that mapping is clear and managed in one place. We can sleep at night knowing there are no hidden gaps in our policies."

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Head of Financial Crime

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