
Clear the backlog before the audit finds it.
Somewhere in your files is the one the examiner asks for. Our AI systems clear the pile, then automate the work that produced it.
Twelve questions, about a minute. No email gate.
A gap does not become a penalty quickly. It takes about fourteen months, and most of them are quiet.
Maximum penalties rose up to forty times on 26 March 2026.
Bill C-12 rewrote the framework.1 It also gave FINTRAC compliance orders, and a compliance agreement is now required in every case where a penalty is imposed. The previous maximum for a single very serious violation by an entity was $500,000, and violations stack past it.2
Every penalty is published with the entity named.3 That is the part your banking partners read.

You are somewhere on that timeline right now. There are two ways off it.
Three analysts, eight weeks, the queue empties, they leave. Nothing about the process that filled it has changed, so it fills again. Most teams see it rebuilding within two quarters.
Our AI systems analyze the queue and clear it, then the recurring work runs on its own and the evidence attaches as it goes. Your team keeps every judgment call.

One document: every obligation, its state, and the evidence behind it.
An examiner asks what your program does and whether you can prove it. This is the answer, and it is rebuilt as the underlying facts change rather than written once.
Before the work, those same six lines read: 18 months old, unknown, ad hoc, three filed late, twelve missing, overdue. No client data appears on this site.
Who you are hiring, and what we will not put on this site.
We have carried a program, not just built software for one.
Our team has operated inside Canadian money services businesses under the FINTRAC regime, carrying the obligations rather than advising on them from outside. And we build the AI systems that do the analysis, which is the half of this problem compliance consultancies do not have.
You will not find a client logo on this site.
The companies we work with are regulated. Their volumes, their gaps and the fact that they needed help are not marketing material. Ask for references on a call and we will ask that client first. Every figure here is public record with a citation, or marked illustrative.
Find out what an examiner would find.
Twelve questions, about a minute. Your gaps, and one thing to do about each this week.
It runs in your browser. There is no email gate, and nothing is sent anywhere unless you ask for it at the end.
- FINTRAC. Administrative monetary penalties: changes following legislative amendments
- FINTRAC. Administrative monetary penalties policy
- FINTRAC. Penalties for non-compliance
- FINTRAC. Modernization and upcoming changes impacting reporting entities
- FINTRAC. Compliance program requirements
- FINTRAC. Reporting suspicious transactions to FINTRAC