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DIATF Certification Grows Up: What Certified Digital Identity Providers Mean for Banks' Own KYC Reliance
For most of its life, the UK's digital identity certification scheme has been something banks watched rather than acted on: a well-intentioned...

TrustSphere Network
2 days ago6 min read


The EU AI Act's High-Risk Deadline for Financial Crime Systems Has Moved, and the Scope Is Narrower Than Most of the Market Is Telling You
A great deal of vendor commentary over the past year has told financial crime teams that their AML and fraud detection systems will become "high-risk...

TrustSphere Network
3 days ago7 min read


TrustSphere Vendor Spotlight: Quantexa — Contextual Decision Intelligence for Financial Crime
Quantexa has established itself as one of the most influential financial crime technology vendors of the past decade. Its contextual decision intelligence platform is used by some of the world's largest banks, government agencies and insurance groups, and it anchors a category that combines entity resolution, network analytics and machine learning at enterprise scale. In this Vendor Spotlight, we examine what Quantexa actually does, where it adds distinctive value, and the co

TrustSphere Network
May 173 min read


TrustSphere Tech Stack: Graph Analytics for Hidden Financial Crime Networks
Graph analytics has moved from an experimental capability to a core building block of modern financial crime platforms. The reason is structural. Money laundering, scam networks, mule cash-out operations and sanctions evasion all manifest as networks rather than as individual transactions, and network analysis produces signal that transaction-level rules cannot. In this article, we describe how TrustSphere approaches the design of the graph layer inside a production-grade fin

TrustSphere Network
May 173 min read


Digital Identity Series: Reusable Verified Credentials and the Future of KYC
Reusable verified credentials represent one of the most consequential shifts in consumer identity infrastructure in a generation. The vision is simple: an individual proves their identity once to a trusted issuer, and that verified credential can be presented to any relying party without repeating the underlying verification process. For financial institutions, this promises meaningful reductions in onboarding friction, cost and abandonment. For regulators, it offers a path t

TrustSphere Network
May 173 min read
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