From alert to filed SAR — one platform
Real-time entity and wallet scoring across on-chain activity, graph relationships, and behavioural patterns.
Continuous monitoringAutomated alert scoring and priority ranking. Low-risk alerts resolved without analyst time. High-risk cases escalated instantly.
Auto-prioritisationCase workspace with entity graph, transaction timeline, evidence attachment, and analyst collaboration — all in one view.
Investigator workspaceGenerate SAR and CTR documentation from the case record. Audit-grade evidence trail attached and signed. Ready for regulator submission.
SAR / CTR readyKnow what you're looking at before your analyst opens the case
Every entity and wallet is scored across a multi-dimensional model — graph relationships, typology patterns, sanctions lists, volume behaviour, and cross-chain movement — before an alert is ever created. Investigators see a risk breakdown, not a raw score.
- On-chain graph analysis across ETH, BTC, Polygon, Solana, and more
- Sanctions & PEP screening against OFAC, UN, EU, HMT lists — updated daily
- Mixer, bridge, and obfuscation pattern detection
- Behavioural anomaly scoring against 30/90-day entity baselines
- Cross-chain hop and peel chain identification
An investigator workspace built for crypto — not adapted from banking
Cases are created automatically from high-priority alerts and assigned based on team capacity. The case workspace surfaces the entity graph, full transaction history, linked entities, and evidence timeline — so investigators spend time on decisions, not on assembly.
- Auto-case creation from threshold-breaching alerts
- Investigator assignment and workload balancing
- Entity graph explorer with hop-level drill-down
- Evidence timeline — attach documents, screenshots, notes
- SAR deadline tracking with escalation reminders
- Supervisor review and approval workflow
SAR evidence that survives examiner scrutiny
Every decision in the QLabs AML workflow is logged, signed, and linked to the model version that generated the risk score. When a regulator asks for the evidence behind a SAR — or challenges a decision you didn't file on — you have a complete, tamper-evident record.
- SAR and CTR report generation from case record — no manual drafting
- Decision log sealed with cryptographic attestation on every case
- Export in FinCEN XML, FINTRAC structured format, or PDF
- Audit trail exportable for external examiner review
- Immutable record survives case closure — 7-year retention ready
Built for the jurisdictions your customers operate in
Compliance exports, SAR formats, and screening lists are maintained for each jurisdiction — updated continuously, not quarterly.
API-first. Integrates in hours, not months.
QLabs AML exposes a REST API for transaction screening, entity lookup, and case management — so your existing stack can call it directly, or your team can use the web app standalone.
Webhooks push case updates to your SIEM, ticketing system, or data warehouse in real time. No polling required.
{ "entity": "0x742d35Cc…Eb", "chain": "ethereum", "tx_id": "tx_7f8a9b2c", "amount_usd": 85000 } # Response (200 OK · 312ms) { "risk_score": 84, "risk_level": "HIGH", "decision": "ESCALATE", "flags": [ "mixer_interaction", "cross_chain_hop", "volume_anomaly" ], "case_id": "AML-2026-00892", "attestation": "sha256:a3f8c9d…" }
Crypto AML runs on the same trust infrastructure as AI Governance
Every risk score, every case decision, and every SAR filing is logged and attested by the QLabs governance layer — the same system that compliance teams are using to satisfy SR 11-7 and EU AI Act requirements. When a regulator asks what model made a decision and whether it has drifted, you have the answer.
See it on your transactions.
Bring a wallet address, transaction hash, or entity of interest. We'll run it through the platform and show you what we see.