AMLR software: what to build, what to buy and what it costs

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The EU Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR), which applies from 10 July 2027, does not prescribe or certify a single compliance product but requires obliged entities to maintain adequate staff, technology, controls, and evidence across identity verification, beneficial-ownership checks, sanctions and PEP screening, customer updates, transaction monitoring, suspicious-activity reporting, record retention, human review of automated decisions, and audit trails. The text distinguishes commodity services that firms can buy, such as document and electronic-ID verification, registry data, and screening lists, from risk models, monitoring criteria, onboarding decisions, and FIU reporting responsibilities that remain with the regulated firm, which also retains legal liability for outsourced work. It advises buyers to support both high-assurance eID and document-based verification, retain reasons and timestamps for verification choices, provide meaningful human intervention in automated decisions, and assess vendors’ data locations, pricing, retention controls, exportability, screening triggers, review tooling, and exit arrangements. Cost estimates should account for new customers, periodic refreshes, monitored individuals, and manual-review time, while vendor claims of AMLR certification, full liability transfer, or complete due diligence through a single wallet check are characterized as unsupported. The text notes that AMLA’s customer-due-diligence technical standards were still final drafts as of October 2026, then presents Didit as an example provider for verification, screening, monitoring, and workflow capabilities while emphasizing that customers retain compliance decisions and liability.

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