Everything a journalist, analyst, or partner needs to write about RiskSonnar. For interview requests or product briefings, email press@risksonnar.com.
RiskSonnar is an AML, sanctions screening, fraud, and DSAR platform for financial-crime teams. The product unifies transaction monitoring, watchlist management, sanctions reasoning, perpetual KYC, SAR drafting, and a hash-chained audit log onto a single canonical data model. Every action a user or agent takes is signed and cryptographically chained, so auditors and regulators can verify the integrity of any disposition end-to-end. The platform is EU/UK residency-aware, single-sign-on (OIDC) and SCIM-2.0 ready out of the box, and ships with deterministic synthetic data so prospects can evaluate it in their browser without onboarding a real tenant.
yforce1 (founder, RiskSonnar). Background in financial-crime platforms and large-scale transaction systems. This bio is a placeholder until we ship the public founder page — for interviews, contact press@risksonnar.com.
The full Risk-Radar + Sonar design language — brand marks (mark / wordmark / stacked), theme matrix, animated radar primitives, icon kit, and color tokens — lives on the /brand page. Use the marks at the proportions shown there; do not re-color the radar accent.
Captions describing the three hero screens journalists most often need. Real image assets will land on the press-kit zip in the next update; in the meantime, use the synthetic-data sandbox to capture your own screenshots.
Single-pane case view: timeline of every alert + transaction + screening hit, with the LME (Link Map Engine) on the right showing shared-attribute clusters. Every event is signed and chained.
Weighted-factor breakdown for a sanctions match. Six factors with per-factor weights, an LLM rationale, and a hash-chained audit footer the analyst can defend at MLRO step-up.
Public, no-auth audit-chain integrity dashboard. Customers publish the URL on LinkedIn / status pages so anyone can verify the chain length, last-event timestamp, and manifest SHA-256 in real time.
Customer-visible release notes are published on the /changelog. For platform incidents and uptime, see the public /status page. Engineering and compliance commentary lives on the /blog.
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