Solution · Payments

Runtime verification for every payments AI decision.

Payments CPOs are replacing rigid rules engines with LLMs across AML, KYC, sanctions, fraud, disputes, and credit decisioning — but every module hits the same wall: regulators require explainable, auditable, independently-validated decisions, and no LLM-era tooling delivers that at runtime. TBV is the payments-native runtime verification layer that sits behind every LLM decision module.

One verifier. Every payments module. Every regulator.

33
Decisions verified (demo window)
4
Divergent wins · TBV caught primary AI miss
11
Blocked at runtime
4
Routed to human review

Modules

Six payments verification modules, one shared verifier engine, one regulator-ready audit trail. Click any module to see its live stream.
ModulePrimary LLM doesTBV verifies againstRegulatorLive activity
AML / Transaction Monitoring
api/payments/aml/*
Structuring, layering, typology callsFATF + FinCEN typologies, SR 11-7 model validationFinCEN · FATF
7 total
1 divergent win
KYC / Onboarding
api/payments/kyc/*
Doc extraction, PEP disambiguationSource doc re-extraction, sanctions-list provenanceFinCEN · FCA · EBA
7 total
1 divergent win
Sanctions Screening
api/payments/sanctions/*
Name-match judgmentsOFAC 50%-rule reasoning, disambiguation trailOFAC · OFSI
7 total
1 divergent win
Fraud / ATO
api/payments/fraud/*
Real-time risk scoringReg E + ECOA adverse-action explainabilityCFPB · card networks
7 total
1 divergent win
Disputes / Chargebacks
api/payments/disputes/*
Evidence synthesisReg E, card-network rule groundingCFPB · Visa / MC / Amex
5 total
Credit / BNPL Decisioning
api/payments/credit/*
Approve-decline + reason codesECOA / fair-lending disparate-impact checkCFPB · OCC
0 total

Why TBV, not a horizontal AI-governance tool

  1. Typology-grounded reasoning. Verifiers primed on FATF typologies, FinCEN advisories, OFAC guidance, card-network dispute rules, ECOA reason-code taxonomies — not generic content policy.
  2. Source-of-truth re-reasoning. Verifier returns to raw transaction graph, KYC document images, sanctions lists, dispute evidence — not the primary LLM's summary. Breaks the "LLM critiquing LLM" circularity.
  3. SR 11-7 positioning. US banking regulators require independent model validation. Today: offline, periodic, human-driven. Non-deterministic LLMs break that. TBV = continuous, runtime, automated independent validation.
  4. Regulator-ready output. Verdicts map to SAR narrative structure, model-validation reports, ECOA adverse-action notices, dispute representment packets. The CCO signs off on TBV output, not the primary LLM's.