Alloy is an identity data orchestration platform that helps banks and fintechs with identity verification, anti-money laundering (AML) monitoring and fraud prevention. It offers customizable solutions for understanding customer identity across the entire customer lifecycle, so companies can offer financial products more efficiently and securely.
Alloy helps companies solve the identity risk problem by automating and managing onboarding, ongoing fraud and AML monitoring, and credit underwriting decisions. This means companies can improve onboarding, stop fraud and keep up with changing regulatory requirements.
The platform includes a number of features:
Alloy taps into a network of more than 200 data sources, covering 195 markets around the world, so companies can easily integrate and customize their risk management. The platform also offers a wealth of resources, including guides on building digital banking strategies and scaling fraud prevention.
Alloy is designed to be easy to use and integrate, with codeless SDKs that let companies get up and running without needing a lot of engineering resources. The platform is also SOC2, Type 2-certified, which means it's got top-notch data protection.
Some examples of Alloy use cases include:
Pricing isn't disclosed. For details, customers can visit the Alloy website and discuss their needs with the company. Alloy will then offer advice on implementation and pricing.
Published on July 17, 2024
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