Leveraging AI for Explainable AML Decisions
Blog post from Didit
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Explainable AI is increasingly important in anti-money-laundering compliance because regulators and compliance teams need auditable reasons for risk decisions rather than opaque outputs from black-box models. Didit addresses this need through a dual-scoring approach that separates a Match Score, which assesses whether a screened person corresponds to a watchlist entry, from an AML Risk Score, which measures the severity of risk if the match is valid. Its risk score ranges from 0 to 100 and combines watchlist category risk at 50 percent, country risk at 30 percent, and criminal-record risk at 20 percent, enabling reviewers to identify the main drivers behind each assessment. Businesses can configure score thresholds to automatically approve low-risk cases, send intermediate cases to human review with collaborative documentation tools, and decline high-risk cases, while KYC expiration policies support ongoing monitoring. Didit positions these capabilities within a modular, AI-native identity platform that can integrate AML screening with identity verification, liveness detection, and face matching.
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