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Grow Your Business with ArriTech
Any Industry, Anywhere
Arritech helps businesses from industries around the world to achieve compliance, reduce fraud and build customer trust.
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Fintech
Grow your fintech business securely with QGen Online—streamline onboarding, AML screening, and case management while minimising risk.
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Banks
Enhance customer onboarding and financial services while maintaining robust fraud detection and essential regulatory compliance.
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iGaming
Stay compliant and protect your platform from fraud and reputational risks with robust customer verification.
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Corporate Service Providers
Safeguard your business and ensure AML/CFT compliance while delivering seamless client support.
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Payment Providers & EMI
Accelerate vendor and customer onboarding for secure and efficient payment and merchant services.
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Real Estate
Strengthen internal controls and monitoring to minimise third-party risks and regulatory liabilities.
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Notaries & Accountants
Streamline AML/CFT compliance, onboarding, and risk management with a single, integrated solution.
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Crypto
Simplify onboarding, enhance compliance, and reduce fraud for a safer crypto experience.
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and best practices in the world of compliance.
$3.7 Trillion Lost Globally: The Hidden Price of Poor Customer Service
It’s clear that poor customer service is bad for business, but the financial implications might surprise you.
A 2024 study revealed that globally, businesses lose approximately $3.7 trillion in sales each year due to negative customer experiences. Customer satisfaction has reached its lowest since 2010, highlighting an urgent need for improvement.
How AI Is Transforming Onboarding Compliance - AML, KYC, and KYB
Money laundering accounts for anywhere between 2 and 5% of global GDP, which is between $800 billion and $2 trillion each year.
The figure has risen in recent years, with financial crime surging by more than 50% in 2022. This resulted in fines totaling $5bn due to anti-money laundering (AML) infractions and “know your customer” (KYC) failings.
