Every year, the United Nations estimates over $2 trillion of illicit money — proceeds from fraud, human trafficking, tax evasion, sanctions-evasion and corruption — flows through the global financial system. The leaked FinCEN files alone documented more than $2 trillion in suspicious transactions that the largest banks in the world flagged and processed anyway.
Financial institutions spend over $25 billion per year on humans doing onboarding and due diligence by hand — re-typing, re-checking, re-validating for the next regulator. And it still isn't enough. Criminals slip through. Victims pay for it. Regulators fine. The cycle repeats.
Meanwhile the largest dedicated RegTech platform tops out at roughly $300M ARR — less than 1.5% of the problem captured by the single biggest winner. This isn't a crowded market because someone solved it. It's a crowded market because nobody has. Every fraudulent account opened, every laundered million, every investor that falls through the cracks — that's the reason we build.