Redian AML
5.1#23 in financial crime compliance softwareAPI
Visit| Fact | Redian AML | Tazama |
|---|---|---|
| Case management | Its investigator workbench includes a timeline view, document attachments, escalation, and MLRO sign-off. | The case system supports alert queues, assignment, investigation, evidence, deadlines, workflow roles and audit trails. |
| Deployment | The platform can run standalone or integrate with core banking systems, receiving transaction data through REST APIs, Kafka, or batch files. | A Docker Compose stack runs the platform on one machine for evaluation, and production deployment guides cover Kubernetes on premises, EKS, GKE and AKS. |
| Founded | 2016 | LinkedIn lists Tazama.org as founded in 2024. |
| Integrations | Listed integrations and technologies include Dow Jones Risk Center, Refinitiv World-Check, LexisNexis, Kafka, PostgreSQL, AWS, and Azure. | The platform connects to REST APIs, message queues, external case systems and real-time alert routes. |
| Intended users | Redian identifies commercial banks, microfinance institutions, NBFCs, cross-border banks, payment processors, and insurance carriers as intended users. | Tazama identifies central banks, payment services advisors, banks, government agencies and financial institutions as target customers. |
| Purpose | Redian AML provides transaction monitoring, sanctions and PEP screening, CDD/EDD workflows, and SAR/STR filing for regulated financial institutions. | Tazama is an open-source, real-time transaction-monitoring platform for detecting fraud and associated money-laundering typologies. |
| Support | The rollout description includes named senior engineers on call and daily standups with the AML team for the first 30 days after go-live. | Users can seek help through community Slack, GitHub issues, user manuals and implementation partners offering delivery and support contracts. |
It suits commercial banks, microfinance institutions, NBFCs, cross-border banks, payment processors, and insurance carriers needing AML operations. Customers choosing a preferred PEP-data vendor need their own vendor license.
Tazama is aimed at central banks, payment services advisors, banks, government agencies, and financial institutions that need transaction monitoring and case investigation tools. It requires resources for hosting, implementation, and support despite having no software or license charge.