How much time do you spend chasing dead-end leads in compliance or investigation reports? Probably, too much. Trying to trace a suspicious crypto transaction through hundreds of wallets without the right tool can take long hours. With limited time and rising regulatory pressure, teams are forced to prioritize what data they can analyse, sometimes leaving gaps. Manually sorting through transactions isn’t just slow; it drains valuable resources and increases operational expenses.
But what if you could skip the noise and get straight to accurate, actionable insights? When it comes to investigating financial crime and ensuring compliance, speed and accuracy matter. Compliance officers and law enforcement need fast, reliable access to data to track illicit activities, assess risks, and meet regulatory obligations without increasing expenses.
The Counterparty Report provides a single-screen summary of an entire entity’s financial exposure, based on the analysis of all transactions of that entity over the selected time period. It enables investigators and compliance teams to quickly move from a broad risk overview to detailed insights on specific high-risk transactions subject to suspicious activity/transaction reports (SAR/STR).
Understanding where the funds come from and how they are used is important in financial crime investigations. The report shows investigators which source and use of funds contribute to illicit activities. It helps them focus on the right connections instead of wasting time on dead ends.
It’s useful for VASPs to know:
Time is crucial when investigating financial crime. The Counterparty Report gives an overview of a counterparty’s transactional risk, allowing investigators to quickly determine whether an entity is involved in fraud, money laundering, or other illicit activity.
For compliance, it’s important to assess the risk of an entire entity, looking at all accounts together rather than just individual transactions. The report provides a big-picture view to identify high-risk accounts and understand the overall exposure within the entity.
Investigators need solid evidence when prosecuting financial crimes. With the Counterparty Report, they get a detailed report on suspect entities and their transactional exposure, both direct and indirect.
Regulatory bodies need transparent, structured reports. You can generate a Counterparty Report with a few clicks, without manually compiling data from multiple sources.
The Counterparty Report isn’t just a standalone tool. It’s part of a toolkit that provides different features for compliance and in-depth investigations, including:
Know your counterparties before engaging with them!