RegTechs to check out in 2025

There are roughly 1,300 RegTechs worldwide, and most compliance teams only ever hear about the same handful of large vendors. This report picks out 14 RegTechs to watch: specialist and fast-growing vendors across KYC, KYB, screening, risk management, source of funds, end-to-end due diligence and client onboarding.

For each one you get what the product does, who it is built for, where it sits in the market, the key features, and Aventine Lab’s analyst comment with three strengths and three areas to improve. The vendors range from 8-person teams to 64-person scale-ups, headquartered in the UK, Cyprus, Malta, Israel and Estonia.

Published April 2025. For our 2026 rankings of AML software for legal practices, see Best AML Tools for Law Firms 2026.

The 14 RegTechs at a glance

• Client onboarding: Credas, Amiqus, Complytek, Platforma365, Vespia.
• End-to-end due diligence: NorthRow, Red Flag Alert, Firmcheck.
• Practice management with built-in AML: Zygos.
• Risk management: KYCMATIC.
• KYB and UBO data for Asia: AsiaVerify.
• AI-powered due diligence research: Xapien.
• Source of funds and source of wealth: Armalytix.
• Escrow and client accounts: Interpolitan Money.

#	RegTech	Core functionality	HQ	Team	Segment
1	Credas	Client onboarding	UK	41	Mid-market
2	Firmcheck	End-to-end due diligence	UK	14	SME
3	Armalytix	Source of funds and source of wealth verification	UK	18	Mid-market
4	NorthRow	End-to-end due diligence	UK	36	Mid-market
5	Zygos	Practice management software	Cyprus	15	SME to mid-market
6	KYCMATIC	Risk management	Malta	28	Mid-market
7	Complytek	Client onboarding and transaction monitoring	UK	41	Mid-market
8	AsiaVerify	KYB and UBO data provider	UK	41	Mid-market
9	Xapien	AI-powered due diligence	UK	54	Enterprise to mid-market
10	Interpolitan Money	Escrow and client account services	UK	54	Enterprise to mid-market
11	Red Flag Alert	End-to-end due diligence	UK	61	Mid-market
12	Platforma365	Client onboarding	Israel	8	Mid-market
13	Amiqus	Client and employee onboarding	UK	64	Mid-market
14	Vespia	AI-powered client onboarding	Estonia	9	Mid-market

The RegTech market: what these tools solve

Most RegTechs solve one of four broad problems:

• Identity management and regulatory intelligence: knowing who your client is and what the rules require.
• Risk and compliance management: assessing, scoring and documenting client and matter risk.
• Anti-money laundering and fraud management: screening, monitoring and investigating suspicious activity.
• Regulatory reporting: producing the evidence and returns that regulators ask for.

The 14 vendors in this report sit mainly in the AML part of that market, serving regulated sectors such as legal, accounting, property, financial services, iGaming and corporate service providers. Our wider RegTech 100 market map and the RegTech Lab directory cover the rest of the market.

RegTech market map 2025

We place every vendor on a market map with six functionality columns and three customer segments. The columns follow Aventine Lab’s functionality clusters:

• KYB: company and UBO data. AsiaVerify sits here.
• Screening (AML and transaction): sanctions, PEP, adverse media and related checks. Xapien sits here, at the enterprise end.
• AML and KYC: identity verification and core AML checks.
• Risk management: client risk assessments, scoring and controls. KYCMATIC and Interpolitan sit here.
• End-to-end due diligence: KYC, KYB, screening and monitoring in one platform. NorthRow and Red Flag Alert sit here.
• Client onboarding and practice management: the client-facing journey and the firm’s own workflows. Credas, Amiqus, Armalytix, Complytek, Platforma365, Vespia, Firmcheck and Zygos cluster here.

Two patterns stand out. First, the market is crowded at the onboarding end: eight of the 14 vendors sit in the client onboarding column, so differentiation comes down to data depth, workflow automation and ease of use. Second, almost every vendor targets the mid-market; only Firmcheck and Zygos are built mainly for SME firms, while Xapien, Interpolitan Money, Red Flag Alert and Credas sit closest to the enterprise end.

Feature comparison

The table below shows which core AML capabilities each vendor lists as a key feature. It is a quick way to shortlist, but depth varies a lot between vendors that tick the same box, so read the profiles below before you book demos.

Vendor	KYC	KYB	Screening	Risk assessment	Ongoing monitoring	SoF / SoW	Transaction monitoring
Credas	✓	✓	✓	–	✓	✓	–
Firmcheck	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	–	–
Armalytix	–	–	–	–	–	✓	–
NorthRow	✓	✓	✓	–	✓	–	–
Zygos	–	✓	✓	✓	✓	–	–
KYCMATIC	–	–	✓	✓	✓	–	–
Complytek	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	–	✓
AsiaVerify	–	✓	✓	–	–	–	–
Xapien	–	✓	✓	–	–	✓	–
Interpolitan Money	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
Red Flag Alert	✓	✓	✓	–	✓	–	–
Platforma365	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	–	✓
Amiqus	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	–
Vespia	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	–	✓

1. Credas: client onboarding

Best known for ID verification, Credas gives property and professional services firms a complete client onboarding platform.

HQ: UK · Team: 41 · Functionality: Client onboarding · Market segment: Mid-market · Website: credas.com

Target markets: Property, Professional services, Financial services, RegTechs. Coverage: North America, Europe, China, South Africa and Australia.

Aventine Lab comment: One of the best and most widely adopted RegTechs in the UK. The product is comprehensive and easy to use, with excellent product-market fit for property and professional firms.

Key features: KYC, KYB, Screening, Source of funds, Ongoing monitoring, Adverse media, NFC chip checks, Digital wallet, Risk configurations, e-signatures.

Strengths

• Has everything you need to onboard any type of entity, and is thinking ahead with its digital wallet.
• A market-leading KYC journey, widely adopted by RegTechs, professional services and property firms.
• The verification journey is easy for both the end client and the compliance team.

Areas to improve

• Data could flow better between modules, for example automating KYC and AML checks from KYB results.
• No risk assessments or risk scoring.
• Bulk checks and remediation for screening would help.

Best for: UK property, conveyancing and professional services firms that want a proven, easy KYC and onboarding journey.

Full vendor profile: Credas on RegTech Lab

2. Firmcheck: end-to-end due diligence

Founded by a co-founder of Xero, Firmcheck gives SME professional firms a one-stop shop for due diligence.

HQ: UK · Team: 14 · Functionality: End-to-end due diligence · Market segment: SME · Website: firmcheck.com

Target markets: Accounting, Legal, Corporates. Coverage: United Kingdom and New Zealand.

Aventine Lab comment: A very good option for SME professional firms looking for a comprehensive, affordable and easy-to-use AML onboarding tool.

Key features: KYC, KYB, Screening, Risk assessments, Ongoing monitoring.

Strengths

• Very easy to onboard any kind of client.
• A good range of core features, including an AML academy for training.
• Advanced remote ID check functionality.

Areas to improve

• No questionnaires or customised intake and document collection journey.
• Screening results are limited to PDFs.
• KYB only integrates with UK Companies House.

Best for: Small accounting and law firms in the UK and New Zealand that want affordable, all-in-one AML compliance.

Full vendor profile: Firmcheck on RegTech Lab

3. Armalytix: source of funds and source of wealth verification

Armalytix streamlines the collection, analysis and verification of client financial data for AML checks and financial investigations.

HQ: UK · Team: 18 · Functionality: Source of funds and source of wealth verification · Market segment: Mid-market · Website: armalytix.com

Target markets: Legal, Accounting, RegTechs, Financial services. Coverage: United Kingdom.

Aventine Lab comment: The only prominent source of funds and source of wealth tool with this strong a regulatory set-up. It is used across several industries and combines open banking, statement scanning, intelligent analysis, questionnaires, document uploads, account verification and a range of insights, with a great interface for end clients. Its reports are detailed and compliant.

Key features: Source of funds, Source of wealth.

Strengths

• A regulated entity with direct integration access to banks.
• A leading solution for automating source of funds and source of wealth checks and investigations.
• Integrates with Minerva, First AML and other well-known compliance tools.

Areas to improve

• Can be pricey if you only need a few checks a month.
• Reports could be more interactive and easier to digest.
• AI-driven source of wealth checks on well-known individuals or entities would be a good addition.

Best for: Conveyancers, private client teams and accountants that need defensible source of funds and source of wealth evidence.

Full vendor profile: Armalytix on RegTech Lab

4. NorthRow: end-to-end due diligence

NorthRow is a comprehensive, customisable end-to-end due diligence platform with a strong focus on KYB.

HQ: UK · Team: 36 · Functionality: End-to-end due diligence · Market segment: Mid-market · Website: northrow.com

Target markets: Legal, Accounting, Financial services, Property, Insurance, Retail and consumer, iGaming. Coverage: North America and Europe.

Aventine Lab comment: Deep and customisable, with multiple KYB data sources and extensive insights, from UBO information to credit checks.

Key features: KYB, KYC, Credit checks, Screening, Ongoing monitoring, Risk scores, Document management, Automations, Right to work.

Strengths

• A comprehensive end-to-end AML offering across KYC and KYB.
• Highly customisable, with deep functionality.
• Multiple KYB data sources give wide coverage, from UBOs to credit checks.

Areas to improve

• The UX/UI could be improved slightly.
• Data flow from KYB into KYC and AML checks could be better.
• No client risk assessments (CRAs) or dynamic questionnaires.

Best for: Mid-market regulated firms with heavy corporate onboarding that need UBO and credit data in one platform.

Full vendor profile: NorthRow on RegTech Lab

5. Zygos: practice management software

Zygos is a comprehensive practice management platform built for lawyers and corporate service providers (CSPs).

HQ: Cyprus · Team: 15 · Functionality: Practice management software · Market segment: SME to mid-market · Website: getzygos.com

Target markets: Legal, Corporate service providers, Wealth management. Coverage: Europe, British Virgin Islands, Seychelles and Mauritius.

Aventine Lab comment: A great option for smaller firms. It covers everything from task and matter management to time tracking, billing, AML screening, risk assessments and KYB, and all of it is customisable. The UX/UI could improve, but for the price it is a powerhouse.

Key features: KYB, Screening, Adverse media, Ongoing monitoring, Risk assessments, Risk scores, Case management, Time tracking, Document management, Deep settings.

Strengths

• Extensive customisation, from risk scores to matter management and billing.
• Screening, ongoing monitoring, risk assessment and adverse media are all strong.
• Strong corporate administration and management features.

Areas to improve

• No KYC identity verification flow.
• The onboarding UX/UI could improve.
• Limited integrations with external systems.

Best for: Small law firms and corporate service providers that want practice management and AML compliance in one system.

Full vendor profile: Zygos on RegTech Lab

6. KYCMATIC: risk management

Developed by Diligex, KYCMATIC is a central hub for managing client risk and streamlining onboarding workflows.

HQ: Malta · Team: 28 · Functionality: Risk management · Market segment: Mid-market · Website: diligex.eu/kycmatic

Target markets: Financial services, Gaming, Legal, Audit firms. Coverage: Europe and the British Virgin Islands.

Aventine Lab comment: A comprehensive risk management and onboarding tool with a great UX/UI. It suits companies that manage multi-jurisdictional compliance, as well as iGaming and financial services. It reduces risk through automations and risk settings that act as a barrier.

Key features: Risk assessments, Risk scores, Screening, Adverse media, Ongoing monitoring, Task management, Document management, Automations.

Strengths

• A clean, intuitive user interface.
• Excellent risk profiles, settings and automations.
• You can plug in your existing tools through its integrations and open API.

Areas to improve

• No integrated KYB verification within the platform.
• No OCR or automated document checks.
• No AI-based transaction monitoring.

Best for: Multi-jurisdiction firms, iGaming operators and audit firms that need configurable risk scoring and monitoring.

Full vendor profile: KYCMATIC on RegTech Lab

7. Complytek: client onboarding and transaction monitoring

Complytek automates client onboarding and transaction monitoring for financial services, FinTechs and professional firms.

HQ: UK · Team: 41 · Functionality: Client onboarding and transaction monitoring · Market segment: Mid-market · Website: complytek.ai

Target markets: FinTechs, Financial services, Foreign exchange, Payment companies, Professional services, Insurance, VASPs, iGaming. Coverage: Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

Aventine Lab comment: It has everything you need, with lots of existing integrations, settings and automations. Onboarding is very easy, and an AI feature can answer questions about specific onboarding profiles. The transaction monitoring rules and engine are very impressive.

Key features: KYC, KYB, Screening, Ongoing monitoring, Risk assessments, Transaction monitoring, Risk scores, Questionnaires, AI, Automations.

Strengths

• Client onboarding, client risk assessment and transaction monitoring in one platform.
• Robust transaction monitoring with over 350 customisable rules and workflows.
• Dynamic risk assessments and questionnaires with automated risk scoring.

Areas to improve

• The interface needs better navigation and aesthetics.
• The flow from KYB to KYC could be improved.
• Needs training and set-up before teams can use it well.

Best for: Payments, FX, VASP and FinTech firms that need onboarding and transaction monitoring in one rules-driven system.

Full vendor profile: Complytek on RegTech Lab

8. AsiaVerify: KYB and UBO data provider

AsiaVerify provides KYB and UBO data for Asian markets, sourced from official government registries.

HQ: UK · Team: 41 · Functionality: KYB and UBO data provider · Market segment: Mid-market · Website: asiaverify.com

Target markets: Financial services, RegTechs, E-commerce, Payment companies, Legal, Accounting. Coverage: Asia-Pacific.

Aventine Lab comment: A specialist corporate data provider for Asian markets. It has access to official registries and translates the data for you. Pay-as-you-go pricing makes it an excellent tool to keep in your tech stack, especially for the occasional client from Asia.

Key features: KYB, Screening, Multi-lingual data, Document retrieval.

Strengths

• Strong APAC coverage with access to official government sources.
• Translates KYB documents and data into English.
• Flexible pricing: pay-as-you-go checks or volume-based.

Areas to improve

• No coverage of the Middle East.
• Does not provide financials or wider company information.
• Reports could be more interactive.

Best for: Any firm that occasionally onboards companies from China, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia or the wider APAC region.

Full vendor profile: AsiaVerify on RegTech Lab

9. Xapien: AI-powered due diligence

Xapien uses AI and machine learning to create interactive due diligence reports on people and companies.

HQ: UK · Team: 54 · Functionality: AI-powered due diligence · Market segment: Enterprise to mid-market · Website: xapien.com

Target markets: Legal, Financial services, Corporates, Philanthropy, Insurance, Risk consultancies. Coverage: United States, Europe, the Middle East and Singapore.

Aventine Lab comment: Essentially a search engine built to compile detailed, interactive reports. It scours the web, retrieves KYB data, builds profiles, runs screening and other checks, removes false positives, and delivers a clear, well-organised, hyperlinked report that you can question. It is well worth testing.

Key features: AI, KYB, Screening, Adverse media, Source of wealth, Reputation.

Strengths

• Easy to use, with mainstream potential.
• It does the actual due diligence research for you.
• Its interactive reports bring the client or counterparty to life.

Areas to improve

• Works best on high-net-worth individuals and well-known companies.
• Can be pricey, and you still need other tools to complete the rest of the process.
• Does not handle onboarding or verification; it is a point solution.

Best for: Law firms, wealth managers and philanthropy teams researching high-profile individuals, counterparties and reputational risk.

Full vendor profile: Xapien on RegTech Lab

10. Interpolitan Money: escrow and client account services

Interpolitan Money is an FCA-regulated alternative banking provider offering escrow, third-party managed accounts (TPMAs) and global corporate accounts.

HQ: UK · Team: 54 · Functionality: Escrow and client account services · Market segment: Enterprise to mid-market · Website: interpolitanmoney.com

Target markets: Financial services, Legal, Corporates. Coverage: Europe and Asia.

Aventine Lab comment: A slick tool for cross-border escrow and account opening. It needs better integration with external software.

Key features: Escrow services, TPMA (client accounts), Global business accounts, Private accounts.

Strengths

• A good system for paying, collecting and holding funds during M&A and other complex transactions.
• Access to 55+ currencies, with the ability to pay out to individuals around the world.
• Can open accounts for businesses and individuals in 160+ countries.

Areas to improve

• Complex transactions may need additional compliance scrutiny.
• The focus is on payments and business accounts more than AML compliance.
• Not available in every jurisdiction.

Best for: Law firms handling cross-border M&A, settlements or client money that want escrow or a TPMA instead of a traditional client account.

11. Red Flag Alert: end-to-end due diligence

Red Flag Alert provides detailed KYB and KYC checks, insolvency warnings and other data solutions to a wide range of industries.

HQ: UK · Team: 61 · Functionality: End-to-end due diligence · Market segment: Mid-market · Website: redflagalert.com

Target markets: Financial services, Construction, Professional services (legal, accounting and insolvency). Coverage: United States and Europe.

Aventine Lab comment: Excels at KYB like no other. The number of data points for UK and international company checks is outstanding, and it draws on many providers for KYC, KYB and screening, as well as credit, right to work and other data on companies and individuals. Better data flow, questionnaires and client risk assessments would allow full client onboarding in the system. Highly recommended for company checks.

Key features: KYC, KYB, Screening, Ongoing monitoring, Insolvency alerts, Credit checks, Adverse media.

Strengths

• A great tool for company checks, and very easy to use.
• Impressive depth of KYB data, including financials and insolvency.
• Multiple data providers for KYB, KYC and screening.

Areas to improve

• KYC and KYB need a better connection.
• The profile tab can be overwhelming.
• No risk assessments or bulk actions for onboarding.

Best for: Firms that run frequent UK and international company checks and want financial and insolvency data alongside AML.

Full vendor profile: Red Flag Alert on RegTech Lab

12. Platforma365: client onboarding

Platforma365 is a comprehensive client onboarding tool designed for financial and professional services.

HQ: Israel · Team: 8 · Functionality: Client onboarding · Market segment: Mid-market · Website: platforma365.com

Target markets: Financial services, Professional services, iGaming. Coverage: Europe and Asia.

Aventine Lab comment: A very impressive tool with a solution for every type of onboarding situation. More depth in each product and a slight improvement to the UX/UI could make it market-leading.

Key features: KYC, KYB, Screening, Ongoing monitoring, Adverse media, Risk assessments, Risk scores, Questionnaires, Transaction monitoring, e-signatures, Crypto checks.

Strengths

• A deep offering across KYB, KYC, AML, crypto and transaction monitoring.
• A clean home dashboard with an easy onboarding flow.
• Strong risk assessment, risk scoring and automation options.

Areas to improve

• The UX/UI for case profiles could be improved.
• Data flow from KYB to KYC and screening could improve, and there are no bulk actions.
• Entities are not visualised as an ownership structure and do not flow into KYC or screening.

Best for: Financial services, crypto and iGaming businesses that want broad onboarding coverage, including crypto checks and transaction monitoring.

Full vendor profile: Platforma365 on RegTech Lab

13. Amiqus: client and employee onboarding

Amiqus is a Scotland-based client and employee onboarding platform serving a wide range of industries.

HQ: UK · Team: 64 · Functionality: Client and employee onboarding · Market segment: Mid-market · Website: amiqus.co

Target markets: Legal, Real estate, Recruitment, Public sector, Financial services. Coverage: United Kingdom.

Aventine Lab comment: A great platform for private client and employee onboarding, particularly in the public sector and professional services. The features may not be as deep as some others, but it makes up for that by being very easy to use.

Key features: KYC, KYB, Screening, Ongoing monitoring, NFC chip checks, Right to work, Source of funds, Risk assessments, DBS checks.

Strengths

• User-friendly, customisable and very easy to use.
• Offers both an NFC app and browser-based checks.
• Comprehensive: covers everything from employee checks to KYC, KYB and risk assessment.

Areas to improve

• KYB is limited to the UK and is less comprehensive than other solutions.
• Data flow between modules is not dynamic.
• No bulk remediation or bulk KYC actions.

Best for: UK private client, residential property and public sector teams, and firms that also want employee screening in the same tool.

Full vendor profile: Amiqus on RegTech Lab

14. Vespia: AI-powered client onboarding

Vespia is a comprehensive, AI-powered client onboarding platform.

HQ: Estonia · Team: 9 · Functionality: AI-powered client onboarding · Market segment: Mid-market · Website: vespia.io

Target markets: Financial services, Professional services. Coverage: Europe.

Aventine Lab comment: A good platform with an intuitive, clean design and a comprehensive range of features. It could improve its entity structure view and bulk actions, but it is solid as it is and has a useful AI feature.

Key features: KYC, KYB, Screening, Ongoing monitoring, Risk assessments, Transaction monitoring, AI.

Strengths

• Easy to use, with a good verification flow that simplifies onboarding.
• Strong on KYB, with a useful AI feature.
• Offers on-premise deployment.

Areas to improve

• Entity structure visualisation could be improved.
• No bulk actions or remediation.
• Questionnaires and risk assessments are less developed than in other tools.

Best for: European financial and professional services firms that want clean, AI-assisted KYB and onboarding, including on-premise options.

Common gaps across the 14 RegTechs

Reading the 14 analyses side by side, the same weaknesses come up again and again. These are the questions to press on in any demo:

• Data flow between modules. Credas, NorthRow, Complytek, Platforma365, Red Flag Alert and Amiqus were all marked down because data does not flow cleanly between modules, especially from KYB into KYC and screening. If ownership data has to be re-keyed, you lose most of the time saving.
• Bulk actions and remediation. Credas, Platforma365, Amiqus, Vespia and Red Flag Alert lack bulk checks or bulk remediation. This matters when you need to re-screen an existing client book after a regulatory change.
• Client risk assessments. Credas, NorthRow and Red Flag Alert have no built-in risk assessment, and Vespia’s is less developed than its peers’. Firms that need a documented, risk-based approach will need a separate tool or a workaround.
• Entity structure visualisation. Platforma365 and Vespia do not show the ownership structure visually, which slows UBO reviews on complex entities.
• Geographic limits on KYB. Firmcheck and Amiqus KYB are UK-only, and AsiaVerify does not cover the Middle East. Check coverage against where your clients actually come from.
• UX/UI. NorthRow, Zygos, Complytek and Platforma365 all had parts of the interface flagged for improvement, even where the underlying functionality was strong.

How to choose the right RegTech for your firm

• Start with the job to be done. Decide whether you need a full onboarding platform, a specialist point solution (source of funds, Asian KYB, AI research, escrow) or both. Most firms end up with one core platform plus one or two specialists.
• Match the vendor to your size. SME firms get the most value from all-in-one tools such as Firmcheck or Zygos. Mid-market firms have the widest choice. Enterprise teams usually pair a core platform with research tools such as Xapien.
• Check sector fit. Credas is strongest in property and professional services, and Amiqus in private client, public sector and professional services; Complytek, Platforma365 and KYCMATIC lean towards payments, FinTech and iGaming; Zygos targets law firms and corporate service providers.
• Test the data flow. Run one complex corporate client through a trial, from KYB through UBO identification to KYC and screening, and count how many times you re-enter data.
• Look at pricing models. Pay-as-you-go (AsiaVerify) suits occasional checks; per-check pricing for specialist tools such as Armalytix can add up at low volumes.
• Ask about the roadmap. Several gaps flagged here, such as bulk actions, risk assessments and AI features, are common roadmap items. Ask each vendor what has shipped since this report.

Frequently asked questions

What is a RegTech?

A RegTech (regulatory technology company) builds software that helps regulated businesses meet their compliance obligations, such as identity verification, AML screening, risk assessment, monitoring and regulatory reporting. There are around 1,300 RegTechs worldwide.

Which RegTechs are best for client onboarding?

In this report, Credas, Amiqus, Complytek, Platforma365 and Vespia are the client onboarding specialists. Credas and Amiqus are the most established in UK property and professional services, while Complytek adds transaction monitoring with more than 350 customisable rules.

Which RegTech is best for KYB on Asian companies?

AsiaVerify specialises in KYB and UBO data for Asia-Pacific markets, pulling from official government registries and translating documents into English, with pay-as-you-go pricing.

Which tool helps with source of funds and source of wealth checks?

Armalytix is the specialist here. It uses open banking, statement scanning and questionnaires to verify source of funds and source of wealth, and it integrates with platforms such as First AML and Minerva.

Are these RegTechs suitable for law firms?

Most of them do: 10 of the 14 list legal as a target market: Firmcheck, Armalytix, NorthRow, Zygos, KYCMATIC, AsiaVerify, Xapien, Interpolitan Money, Red Flag Alert and Amiqus. For a law-firm-specific ranking, see Best AML Tools for Law Firms 2026.

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