Mitigate Compliance Risk With AML Transaction Monitoring

Yes. SEON lets you tailor every alert trigger and rule to your internal risk appetite, compliance policies and regional obligations all without writing code. You can adjust rule thresholds, select which data signals to use, and define conditions based on fraud, AML, or behavioral insights to fit your evolving needs. You can read more about rule recommendations and AML transaction monitoring here.

SEON reduces alert fatigue by letting you set highly specific, granular rules and alert triggers for every scenario imaginable that focus on true risk, not noise. By layering fraud signals (like IPs and devices) with AML and transactional data, analysts can better prioritize alerts and avoid wasting time on low-risk activity.

You can define transaction thresholds using SEON’s no-code rule and alert trigger builder. Rules and alert triggers can be set by amount, frequency, velocity and even behavioral triggers. Adjust thresholds per user segment, jurisdiction, product or business scenario to stay aligned with your internal controls and regulatory requirements.

Yes. SEON supports direct filing of SAR, CTR and Form 8300 reports to FinCEN. Reports are pre-filled from case data and include audit trails and submission status, saving time and reducing the risk of manual errors.

Absolutely. SEON surfaces suspicious activity by analyzing transactions in real time using behavioral patterns, customer context and AML signals. This helps teams move beyond batch reviews and take immediate action when needed.