AMLTranche
Hosted software intended to carry the obligation lifecycle end to end — program, CDD, screening, reporting and records in one place.
Best considered by: firms looking for platform coverage across Real estate, Conveyancing, Accounting, Precious metals & stones.
Statement of record
AMLTranche is a platform marketed to Real estate, Conveyancing, Accounting, Precious metals & stones. Established capabilities include Program build, CDD, Beneficial ownership, eID verification, Liveness / face match, PEP & sanctions, Adverse media, Ongoing monitoring. 8 tracked fields are not established.
- No staff training feature found anywhere on the site
- Does not lodge reports to AUSTRAC. SMR output is a formatted PDF pack for manual submission via AUSTRAC Online, not XML
- No named third-party integrations
- No broader transaction monitoring beyond the $10k cash TTR trigger
- Entry pricing
- $59.00
- per month as published, ex GST · inc GST $64.90
- Marketed to
- Real estate, Conveyancing, Accounting, Precious metals & stones
- Publicly marketed sectors — not a legal scope statement.
- Data stored in
- Australia and overseas
- Data processed in
- Australia and overseas
- The privacy policy says the (unnamed) identity verification providers may process data in the EU, UK or US and that screening may check names against overseas data sources; core processing is in AWS Sydney.
- Fields established
- 23/31
- of the tracked fields, from public sources. Checked 8 October 2026.
- Other platforms for Real estate
- Other platforms for Conveyancing
- Other platforms for Accounting
- Other platforms for Precious metals & stones
Pricing detail: Solo $59/mo +GST (1 seat, 5 IDV/mo). Boutique $99/mo +GST (3 seats, 10 IDV/mo). Team $149/mo +GST (5 seats, 20 IDV/mo). Enterprise custom, 25+ seats. Extra IDV $10. Extra seat $25-29. Annual billing saves 17%.
Consider AMLTranche if you need...
- AML/CTF program creation
- Risk assessment
- Customer due diligence
- Beneficial ownership and control
- Electronic identity verification
You may need another product if...
- a named practice-management or accounting integration is a must-have
Only confirmed limitations are listed. Anything unestablished is shown as “needs confirmation” below, not as a weakness.
Capabilities
All 31 tracked fields are shown — whether or not we could establish them. “Not obtained” means the current public record does not confirm it; it is not a “no”.
| Dimension | Fields agreed | Depth |
|---|---|---|
| Program & governance | 2 of 5 | Limited |
| CDD & entity work | 2 of 5 | Limited |
| Identity | 2 of 3 | Moderate |
| Screening & monitoring | 3 of 4 | Broad |
| Tranche 2 operations | 0 of 7 | Not established |
| Reporting & control | 3 of 4 | Broad |
| Evidence & extensibility | 2 of 3 | Moderate |
Tickmark legend
- Agreedagreed to public source
- Queriedqueried — conditional or limited
- Not obtainednot obtained — not a 'no'
- Not agreednot agreed — confirmed absent
Program & governance
CDD & entity work
Identity verification
Screening & monitoring
Vendor states $10,000+ cash transactions are flagged automatically for TTRs and that large or unusual transactions trigger CDD review; its jewellers page says spotting structuring across linked sub-threshold payments is the operator's judgement, supported by the customer's transaction history.
Reporting & control
Evidence & extensibility
Tranche 2 operations
Vendor states the program and ML/TF risk assessment are generated from a questionnaire that includes the services offered; per-designated-service risk ratings are not described.
Vendor states ongoing CDD runs on a risk-rated review schedule with triggers for beneficial ownership changes, large or unusual transactions and sanctions updates; triggers tied to a new designated service are not described.
Vendor states it alerts when a program review is due and schedules annual training refreshers; tracking of effectiveness checks, governing-body reports and independent evaluation is not described (the homepage shows a static key-dates timeline).
Vendor states the AML/CTF program is kept in the platform with version tracking and SMR amendments are chained; CDD actions are signed and timestamped in the audit log, but versioning of CDD records is not stated.
Vendor states the SMR workflow splits staff intake from a reviewer role; it does not describe the outcome being recorded or notified back to the staff member who raised it.
Vendor states a verified CDD pack can be exported to the agent, conveyancer or lawyer on the same file, with the handoff tracked in the audit trail; an in-product request/response workflow is not described.
Known limitations
Recorded from the provider's own published material and public records, with the same care as the capabilities.
- No staff training feature found anywhere on the site.
- Does not lodge reports to AUSTRAC. SMR output is a formatted PDF pack for manual submission via AUSTRAC Online, not XML.
- No named third-party integrations.
- No broader transaction monitoring beyond the $10k cash TTR trigger.
Not established
Fields the current public record could not confirm. Treat as questions to ask — not as absences.
Integrations
No integrations are named on the provider's own site. A generic API is not the same as a named integration — confirm before assuming anything connects.
Find platforms that integrate with your systemsWhere this comes from
AML Finder does not maintain a separate set of vendor claims. These facts come from AML Directory Australia's structured, source-checked records.
- Homepage and pricing (opens in a new tab)Checked 25 August 2026
- Comparison page (opens in a new tab)Checked 25 August 2026
- ABR record (opens in a new tab)Checked 25 August 2026
- Resources (opens in a new tab)Checked 26 August 2026
- AUSTRAC enrolment guide (opens in a new tab)Checked 26 August 2026
- Independent evaluation article (opens in a new tab)Checked 26 August 2026
- AML software for accountants (opens in a new tab)Checked 26 August 2026
- AML software for conveyancers (opens in a new tab)Checked 26 August 2026
- Compliance cost article (opens in a new tab)Checked 26 August 2026
- AML program template for developers article (opens in a new tab)Checked 8 October 2026
- Best AML software 2026 article (opens in a new tab)Checked 8 October 2026
- SMR guide for real estate (opens in a new tab)Checked 8 October 2026
- Privacy policy (v2026.2.0, 24 June 2026) (opens in a new tab)Checked 8 October 2026
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