of a licence deadline
The requirement arrives with a date attached and no room to evaluate.
A sandbox key, one endpoint and a signup flow that still converts — with the audit trail your first regulated partner will ask to see.
The minimum a sponsor bank accepts, without a platform migration later.
Most fintechs buy AML tooling under deadline: a sponsor bank, a licence application or a payment scheme wants evidence by a date. Tooling chosen that way is integrated badly and lived with for years.
The requirement arrives with a date attached and no room to evaluate.
Every second added to onboarding costs users you paid to acquire.
Integration work nobody planned, taken from the product roadmap.
Generated in the browser with test data loaded and a copyable curl command.
Synchronous screening inside the request your form already makes. No queue, no second screen.
One PUT and the customer stays in scope. Everything after that arrives as a webhook.
Decision trail and evidence packs, ready for the sponsor bank’s review rather than assembled for it.
Before a regulator does, your sponsor bank and your payment scheme will. Their questions are the same, asked earlier.
Read the compliance guidesA lending app integrated screening in an afternoon, then spent the remaining time on the evidence pack rather than the plumbing. The sponsor bank review took one meeting.
No. The sandbox key is generated in the browser and works against test data immediately.
Screening is synchronous at around 150 ms, which fits inside the request your form already makes.
A decision trail per customer and an evidence pack per period, generated rather than assembled.
Rate limits scale with the plan; nothing about the integration changes when volume does.
No call, no contract. If it fits your flow, the commercial conversation is easier afterwards.