For brokerage owners
AML compliance in every deal, decisions with your MLRO
Each brokerage names a compliance officer and a deputy. A stop button blocks every money step of a deal, and a compliance queue keeps deadlines and samples in view.

- Deadline on top
- AI suggestion, you decide
- Four-eyes mode
How it works
How compliance runs in a deal
Screen every party
KYC for every party and sanctions screening on record, with deadlines for every hit.
Flag what needs a report
Flags for real estate activity reports based on payment method and amount, for example cash or virtual assets.
Your MLRO decides
The compliance queue puts deadlines first. The AI suggests, and your MLRO decides.
Ready for an inspection
The compliance AI drafts the yearly business risk assessment for the owner to approve, runs a monthly mock audit and puts the audit file together in one click.

- Risk assessment
- Gaps from the mock audit
- Audit file
What stays with you
- AML decisions go no further than suggestions from the AI. Your MLRO decides.
- AML by design: only the compliance agent can read the AML area, and it has no client channel. Other agents see only “compliance hold”.
- One gate checks every outgoing client contact against rules stored as data: no marketing without opt-in, never to bought lists.
Questions and answers
Does the software decide on AML cases?
No. The AI prepares and suggests; decisions stay with your MLRO and compliance officer. You stay responsible for what you send and sign.
What does the stop button do?
It blocks every money step of a deal until the compliance officer releases it.
How is tipping-off prevented?
Only the compliance agent can read the AML area, and it has no channel to clients. Other agents and users see only “compliance hold”.
Is client consent recorded?
Yes. A consent register governs all client communication, and the contact gate checks it before every outgoing message.
Zolia AI does the work. You approve what goes out.
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