FININT is the financial-intelligence module of IFC0. It collapses transaction monitoring, entity resolution, and on-chain forensics into a single surface — turning fragmented alerts into a living map of illicit financial flows across banking rails, trade corridors, and digital assets.
Compliance was built for files. Laundering operates as a network. The signal is never inside a single transaction — it lives in the relationships between them, across institutions, jurisdictions, and asset classes. FININT sees the network before the money moves.
Banks see their own ledgers. Exchanges see their own wallets. No single institution sees the corridor a launderer actually uses — fiat, trade, and crypto in one chain.
Rule engines generate volumes of false positives — exhausting investigators and burying the handful of cases that matter under thousands that don't.
Shell layers, nominee directors, and opaque beneficial ownership defeat name-matching. The threat is the topology of control, not the name on the account.
Behavioural monitoring, entity and network resolution, and on-chain forensics fused into a single case object — instrumenting the launderer's entire playbook across fiat, trade, and crypto.
ENTER AML → FININT · 02Wallet attribution, cross-chain tracing, and mixer de-obfuscation — reconstructing the path from victim to off-ramp across bridges, privacy coins, and chain-hopping.
ENTER CRYPTO →Cross-venue surveillance for spoofing, layering, wash trading, and insider patterns — resolving market abuse from the shape of the order flow, not a single trade.
ENTER MARKETS →Every domain feeds one investigation surface. An analyst works a single case with narrative, network view, and evidence assembled — not three disconnected tools.