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Verafin
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Nasdaq Canada Inc.
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verafin.com
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2003
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Verafin (operating as Nasdaq Verafin since its 2024 acquisition by Nasdaq, Inc.) is a cloud-based financial crime management platform serving over 2,800 financial institutions globally, including commercial banks, retail banks, and credit unions. Its product suite spans six core offerings: Agentic AI Workforce, Fraud Detection and Management, AML/CFT Compliance and Management, High-Risk Customer Management, Sanctions Screening and Management, and 314(b) Information Sharing. The platform's central technical asset is a proprietary consortium data network covering 850 million counterparties and up to 1.8 billion transactions analyzed weekly, which powers cross-institutional fraud and AML detection, targeted typology analytics for predicate crimes, and the FRAMLxchange 314(b) information sharing network that is the largest of its kind in the industry.

The underlying technology combines machine learning models trained on consortium data, agentic AI capabilities (role-based Analyst agents for sanctions, AML, EDD, and fraud triage), generative AI (Entity Research Copilot), and multimodal analysis covering structured transactions, text, and check images. Recent launches include the Agentic AI Workforce with a platform-agnostic overlay deployment model that can sit alongside third-party anti-financial crime systems, and Targeted Typology Analytics for specific predicate crimes including human trafficking, terrorist financing, and elder financial exploitation. The platform supports real-time fraud detection across wire, ACH, check, card, instant payments (TCH RTP, FedNow), and loan channels, with integrations to JHA PayCenter, BioCatch, and AWS.

Verafin operates a SaaS subscription revenue model with enterprise quote-based pricing tied to institution size and transaction volume, sold through direct enterprise field sales, channel partnerships (ABA Partner Network Premier Partnership), and OEM/overlay distribution. The company was bootstrapped from its 2003 founding in St. John's, Newfoundland, through its $79.3M ARR scale and Nasdaq acquisition in 2024, and continues to operate as an active subsidiary with offices in St. John's and Toronto, plus expansion into Latin America via the Global Anti-Scam Alliance.

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Verafin (Nasdaq Verafin) provides a cloud-based financial crime management platform for 2,800+ banks and credit unions, combining consortium data analytics, AI-powered fraud and AML detection, sanctions screening, and agentic AI workflow automation across the U.S., Canada, the UK, and Latin America.

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St. John's
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Canada
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
anti-money laundering software, fraud detection platform, financial crime management, sanctions screening solutions, compliance automation software
Industry4 codes
1Fraud Detection & Transaction Monitoring
CodeFSAMALAAPrimaryYes
2Case Management, Investigations & SAR/STR Filing
CodeFSAMAMAFPrimaryNo
3Financial Crime Compliance Program Management (Policies, Controls, Training)
CodeFSAMAMAHPrimaryNo
4Financial Crime Investigations & Intelligence (link analysis, network analytics)
CodeFSAGAFAHPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Financial Transactions Processing, Reserve, and Clearinghouse Activities522320
  • Credit Bureaus561450
SIC code1 code
  • Finance Services6199
Product category
Financial Crime Management Software
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Revenue model1 record
1SaaS Subscription - Financial Crime Management Platform
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Cloud-based SaaS subscription model providing comprehensive financial crime management solutions including fraud detection, AML compliance, sanctions screening, and Agentic AI capabilities. Pricing based on institution size and transaction volume with annual subscription contracts typical for enterprise customers.

verafin.com
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Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations
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B2B
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Brand1 record
1FRAMLxchange
Description

The industry's largest network of 314(b)-registered financial institutions, providing technology for FinCEN-registered information sharing among financial institutions.

verafin.com
Core offering1 text field

Verafin provides a cloud-based Financial Crime Management SaaS platform that helps banks and credit unions detect, investigate, and report fraud, money laundering, and sanctions violations. The platform combines consortium data analytics from 2,800+ institutions with AI/ML models and a suite of role-based Agentic AI Analysts that automate alert triage, case investigations, regulatory reporting (SARs/CTRs), and cross-institutional information sharing under Section 314(b).

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  • 90% reduction in sanctions alert review workload
+6 more records
Product overview1 text field

Nasdaq Verafin is a cloud-based Financial Crime Management platform offering a comprehensive suite of integrated products for fraud detection and anti-money laundering compliance. The platform comprises six core products: Agentic AI Workforce (AI-powered automation), Fraud Detection and Management, AML/CFT Compliance and Management, High-Risk Customer Management, Sanctions Screening and Management, and Information Sharing (314(b)). The platform leverages a proprietary consortium data network spanning over 2,800 financial institutions and 850 million counterparties to power AI and machine learning analytics across all solutions. Key modules include Agentic AI Analysts (Sanctions, AML, EDD, Fraud), AML Consortium Insights, Cross-Institutional Analysis, Targeted Typology Analytics, and specialized fraud detection solutions for check fraud, wire fraud, ACH fraud, instant payments, card fraud, deposit fraud, and loan fraud. The company has applied AI to fight financial crime for over 20 years, serving more than 650 institutions with its Agentic AI solutions and over 2,800 total financial institutions representing nearly $12 trillion in collective assets.

Product and service6 records
1Agentic AI Workforce
CategoryAI-Powered Compliance Automation
Description

A comprehensive suite of role-based Agentic AI Analysts that automate workflows across AML and fraud teams, transforming how institutions fight financial crime through AI-enabled automation from alert dispositioning to case investigations and regulatory reporting.

2Fraud Detection and Management
CategoryFraud Detection
Description

A cross-channel fraud detection solution leveraging consortium data from thousands of financial institutions to uncover fraudulent activity across deposit fraud, check fraud, wire fraud, ACH fraud, instant payments, online account takeover, card fraud, and loan fraud.

3AML/CFT Compliance and Management
CategoryAnti-Money Laundering Compliance
Description

End-to-end anti-money laundering compliance solution including transaction monitoring, targeted typology analytics for predicate crimes (drug trafficking, human trafficking, terrorist financing), structuring detection, and automated regulatory reporting.

4High-Risk Customer Management
CategoryCustomer Risk Management
Description

Software for managing high-risk customers through intelligent risk segmentation, risk stratification, enhanced due diligence workflows, and continuous surveillance to strengthen BSA/AML compliance.

5Sanctions Screening and Management
CategorySanctions Compliance
Description

A consolidated solution for reducing false positives in sanctions screening with intelligent name-matching algorithms, automated watchlist updates, integrated case management, and built-in auditing and sensitivity testing tools.

6Information Sharing (314(b))
CategoryCross-Institutional Collaboration
Description

A centralized platform enabling 314(b)-registered financial institutions to securely send, receive, and respond to information requests, facilitating collaborative investigations and cross-institutional analysis to uncover crime ring activity.

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Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-12-10
Description

Nasdaq Verafin joined GASA as a Foundation Member to combat scams, digital fraud, and financial crime. The partnership expands Verafin's role in regional initiatives in Latin America, especially Brazil and Mexico, leveraging its AI and machine learning technology to strengthen detection and prevention efforts.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-05-28
Description

Nasdaq Verafin and Fincom partnered to strengthen sanctions screening capabilities, combining Verafin's financial crime expertise with Fincom's technology to enhance compliance workflows for financial institutions.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2024-10-28
Description

Nasdaq joined the American Bankers Association's Partner Network as a Premier Partner, providing access to ABA member financial institutions through the association's trusted partnership program.

4JHA PayCenter
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Collaboration between Nasdaq Verafin and JHA PayCenter provides support for real-time fraud detection on both TCH RTP and FedNow services for outgoing payments, enabling faster, more secure real-time transactions for customers.

verafin.com
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Nasdaq expanded its financial crime prevention offerings through Nasdaq Verafin's AI tools and partnership with BioCatch, enhancing behavioral biometric fraud detection capabilities.

6FRAMLxchange Network
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

FRAMLxchange is the industry's largest network of 314(b)-registered institutions, registered with FinCEN for information sharing as an association of financial institutions. Verafin provides the technology platform powering this network.

verafin.com
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Nasdaq partnered with AWS on market infrastructure modernization, leveraging AWS cloud capabilities for enhanced scalability and performance of financial crime detection services.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

NICE Actimize is the leading enterprise financial crime, AML, and fraud platform serving large global banks. It is the most direct competitor to Verafin across fraud detection, AML transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, and case management, and competes for the same enterprise banking customers that Verafin targets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SAS provides enterprise fraud detection, AML, and financial crimes solutions widely used by global banks. It directly competes with Verafin in real-time fraud monitoring and AML compliance, with comparable AI/ML capabilities targeting tier-1 and tier-2 financial institutions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Oracle's FCCM (Financial Crimes Compliance) suite covers AML, KYC, sanctions, and fraud for large banks globally. It is a direct competitor targeting similar enterprise banking customers, with strong overlap in AML transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, and case management capabilities that Verafin also offers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

BAE Systems' NetReveal (now NetReveal Financial Crime) provides AML, fraud detection, and compliance analytics for banks and insurers. It directly competes with Verafin in enterprise fraud and AML, particularly in tier-1 bank deployments.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

LexisNexis Risk Solutions is a broad incumbent providing identity verification, fraud detection, AML, and compliance data across multiple industries including financial services. It competes with Verafin via consortium-style data assets and fraud analytics, though its portfolio extends well beyond Verafin's core financial crime focus.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Feedzai is an AI-native risk operations platform focused on real-time fraud detection and AML for banks and payments providers. It is an emerging competitor with overlapping AI capabilities in transaction monitoring and fraud, particularly in the instant payments and digital banking segments where Verafin also competes.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Featurespace provides adaptive behavioral analytics for fraud and AML using ARIC platform, serving banks and payments providers globally. It is an emerging player with direct overlap in transaction fraud detection and AML monitoring, competing for mid-sized banks and credit unions in Verafin's customer segment.

TypeEmerging player
Description

ThetaRay applies AI/ML to AML and sanctions screening for banks and fintechs, with focus on cross-border payments and correspondent banking. It overlaps with Verafin's AML Consortium Insights and sanctions screening products, particularly for institutions with international exposure.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

FICO's Falcon Platform is an enterprise fraud detection system widely deployed across global card issuers and banks. While primarily focused on card and payments fraud, it competes for the same financial institution budget that Verafin addresses with its fraud detection suite.

TypeOthers
Description

BioCatch provides behavioral biometric fraud detection for digital banking and account takeover prevention. Although Verafin partners with BioCatch rather than competing directly, BioCatch addresses an adjacent use case in Verafin's fraud detection portfolio (online account takeover, authorized push payment fraud) and represents the broader fraud-prevention ecosystem Verafin operates within.

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Investors10 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Verafin

Financial Crime Management Softwareverafin.com

Verafin (Nasdaq Verafin) provides a cloud-based financial crime management platform for 2,800+ banks and credit unions, combining consortium data analytics, AI-powered fraud and AML detection, sanctions screening, and agentic AI workflow automation across the U.S., Canada, the UK, and Latin America.

What Verafin does

Verafin (operating as Nasdaq Verafin since its 2024 acquisition by Nasdaq, Inc.) is a cloud-based financial crime management platform serving over 2,800 financial institutions globally, including commercial banks, retail banks, and credit unions. Its product suite spans six core offerings: Agentic AI Workforce, Fraud Detection and Management, AML/CFT Compliance and Management, High-Risk Customer Management, Sanctions Screening and Management, and 314(b) Information Sharing. The platform's central technical asset is a proprietary consortium data network covering 850 million counterparties and up to 1.8 billion transactions analyzed weekly, which powers cross-institutional fraud and AML detection, targeted typology analytics for predicate crimes, and the FRAMLxchange 314(b) information sharing network that is the largest of its kind in the industry.

The underlying technology combines machine learning models trained on consortium data, agentic AI capabilities (role-based Analyst agents for sanctions, AML, EDD, and fraud triage), generative AI (Entity Research Copilot), and multimodal analysis covering structured transactions, text, and check images. Recent launches include the Agentic AI Workforce with a platform-agnostic overlay deployment model that can sit alongside third-party anti-financial crime systems, and Targeted Typology Analytics for specific predicate crimes including human trafficking, terrorist financing, and elder financial exploitation. The platform supports real-time fraud detection across wire, ACH, check, card, instant payments (TCH RTP, FedNow), and loan channels, with integrations to JHA PayCenter, BioCatch, and AWS.

Verafin operates a SaaS subscription revenue model with enterprise quote-based pricing tied to institution size and transaction volume, sold through direct enterprise field sales, channel partnerships (ABA Partner Network Premier Partnership), and OEM/overlay distribution. The company was bootstrapped from its 2003 founding in St. John's, Newfoundland, through its $79.3M ARR scale and Nasdaq acquisition in 2024, and continues to operate as an active subsidiary with offices in St. John's and Toronto, plus expansion into Latin America via the Global Anti-Scam Alliance.

Verafin firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Verafin
Legal name
Nasdaq Canada Inc.
Website
https://verafin.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2003
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Verafin (Nasdaq Verafin) provides a cloud-based financial crime management platform for 2,800+ banks and credit unions, combining consortium data analytics, AI-powered fraud and AML detection, sanctions screening, and agentic AI workflow automation across the U.S., Canada, the UK, and Latin America.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Verafin industry classification

Industry
Product category
Financial Crime Management Software
NAICS
Financial Transactions Processing, Reserve, and Clearinghouse Activities (522320), Credit Bureaus (561450)
SIC
Finance Services (6199)
akta.pro primary industry
Fraud Detection & Transaction Monitoring (FSAMALAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Case Management, Investigations & SAR/STR Filing (FSAMAMAF), Financial Crime Compliance Program Management (Policies, Controls, Training) (FSAMAMAH), Financial Crime Investigations & Intelligence (link analysis, network analytics) (FSAGAFAH)

Keywords

  • Anti-money laundering software
  • Fraud detection platform
  • Financial crime management
  • Sanctions screening solutions
  • Compliance automation software

Where Verafin is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
St. John's
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Verafin business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations

Revenue model

  1. SaaS Subscription - Financial Crime Management Platform: Cloud-based SaaS subscription model providing comprehensive financial crime management solutions including fraud detection, AML compliance, sanctions screening, and Agentic AI capabilities. Pricing based on institution size and transaction volume with annual subscription contracts typical for enterprise customers.

Go-to-market motion4 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Verafin product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Verafin provides a cloud-based Financial Crime Management SaaS platform that helps banks and credit unions detect, investigate, and report fraud, money laundering, and sanctions violations. The platform combines consortium data analytics from 2,800+ institutions with AI/ML models and a suite of role-based Agentic AI Analysts that automate alert triage, case investigations, regulatory reporting (SARs/CTRs), and cross-institutional information sharing under Section 314(b).

Product overview

Nasdaq Verafin is a cloud-based Financial Crime Management platform offering a comprehensive suite of integrated products for fraud detection and anti-money laundering compliance. The platform comprises six core products: Agentic AI Workforce (AI-powered automation), Fraud Detection and Management, AML/CFT Compliance and Management, High-Risk Customer Management, Sanctions Screening and Management, and Information Sharing (314(b)). The platform leverages a proprietary consortium data network spanning over 2,800 financial institutions and 850 million counterparties to power AI and machine learning analytics across all solutions. Key modules include Agentic AI Analysts (Sanctions, AML, EDD, Fraud), AML Consortium Insights, Cross-Institutional Analysis, Targeted Typology Analytics, and specialized fraud detection solutions for check fraud, wire fraud, ACH fraud, instant payments, card fraud, deposit fraud, and loan fraud. The company has applied AI to fight financial crime for over 20 years, serving more than 650 institutions with its Agentic AI solutions and over 2,800 total financial institutions representing nearly $12 trillion in collective assets.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • FRAMLxchange: The industry's largest network of 314(b)-registered financial institutions, providing technology for FinCEN-registered information sharing among financial institutions.

Products and services

  • Agentic AI Workforce A comprehensive suite of role-based Agentic AI Analysts that automate workflows across AML and fraud teams, transforming how institutions fight financial crime through AI-enabled automation from alert dispositioning to case investigations and regulatory reporting.
  • Fraud Detection and Management A cross-channel fraud detection solution leveraging consortium data from thousands of financial institutions to uncover fraudulent activity across deposit fraud, check fraud, wire fraud, ACH fraud, instant payments, online account takeover, card fraud, and loan fraud.
  • AML/CFT Compliance and Management End-to-end anti-money laundering compliance solution including transaction monitoring, targeted typology analytics for predicate crimes (drug trafficking, human trafficking, terrorist financing), structuring detection, and automated regulatory reporting.
  • High-Risk Customer Management Software for managing high-risk customers through intelligent risk segmentation, risk stratification, enhanced due diligence workflows, and continuous surveillance to strengthen BSA/AML compliance.
  • Sanctions Screening and Management A consolidated solution for reducing false positives in sanctions screening with intelligent name-matching algorithms, automated watchlist updates, integrated case management, and built-in auditing and sensitivity testing tools.
  • Information Sharing (314(b)) A centralized platform enabling 314(b)-registered financial institutions to securely send, receive, and respond to information requests, facilitating collaborative investigations and cross-institutional analysis to uncover crime ring activity.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 90% reduction in sanctions alert review workload
  • +6 more outcomes

Companies that use Verafin

Customer profile

Named customers11 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Verafin technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API
Yes
API docs
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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability9 records

Feature12 records

Verafin partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and core.

  • Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 10 December 2025Nasdaq Verafin joined GASA as a Foundation Member to combat scams, digital fraud, and financial crime. The partnership expands Verafin's role in regional initiatives in Latin America, especially Brazil and Mexico, leveraging its AI and machine learning technology to strengthen detection and prevention efforts.
  • FincomcoreTechnology or Integration · 28 May 2025Nasdaq Verafin and Fincom partnered to strengthen sanctions screening capabilities, combining Verafin's financial crime expertise with Fincom's technology to enhance compliance workflows for financial institutions.
  • American Bankers Association (ABA)flagshipChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 28 October 2024Nasdaq joined the American Bankers Association's Partner Network as a Premier Partner, providing access to ABA member financial institutions through the association's trusted partnership program.
  • JHA PayCentercoreTechnology or IntegrationCollaboration between Nasdaq Verafin and JHA PayCenter provides support for real-time fraud detection on both TCH RTP and FedNow services for outgoing payments, enabling faster, more secure real-time transactions for customers.
  • BioCatchcoreTechnology or IntegrationNasdaq expanded its financial crime prevention offerings through Nasdaq Verafin's AI tools and partnership with BioCatch, enhancing behavioral biometric fraud detection capabilities.
  • FRAMLxchange NetworkcoreTechnology or IntegrationFRAMLxchange is the industry's largest network of 314(b)-registered institutions, registered with FinCEN for information sharing as an association of financial institutions. Verafin provides the technology platform powering this network.
  • AWS (Amazon Web Services)coreTechnology or IntegrationNasdaq partnered with AWS on market infrastructure modernization, leveraging AWS cloud capabilities for enhanced scalability and performance of financial crime detection services.

Scale indicators12 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Verafin competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • NICE Actimize: NICE Actimize is the leading enterprise financial crime, AML, and fraud platform serving large global banks. It is the most direct competitor to Verafin across fraud detection, AML transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, and case management, and competes for the same enterprise banking customers that Verafin targets.
  • SAS Fraud Management: SAS provides enterprise fraud detection, AML, and financial crimes solutions widely used by global banks. It directly competes with Verafin in real-time fraud monitoring and AML compliance, with comparable AI/ML capabilities targeting tier-1 and tier-2 financial institutions.
  • Oracle Financial Services Anti Money Laundering: Oracle's FCCM (Financial Crimes Compliance) suite covers AML, KYC, sanctions, and fraud for large banks globally. It is a direct competitor targeting similar enterprise banking customers, with strong overlap in AML transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, and case management capabilities that Verafin also offers.
  • BAE Systems NetReveal: BAE Systems' NetReveal (now NetReveal Financial Crime) provides AML, fraud detection, and compliance analytics for banks and insurers. It directly competes with Verafin in enterprise fraud and AML, particularly in tier-1 bank deployments.

Broad incumbents

  • LexisNexis Risk Solutions: LexisNexis Risk Solutions is a broad incumbent providing identity verification, fraud detection, AML, and compliance data across multiple industries including financial services. It competes with Verafin via consortium-style data assets and fraud analytics, though its portfolio extends well beyond Verafin's core financial crime focus.
  • FICO Falcon Platform: FICO's Falcon Platform is an enterprise fraud detection system widely deployed across global card issuers and banks. While primarily focused on card and payments fraud, it competes for the same financial institution budget that Verafin addresses with its fraud detection suite.

Emerging players

  • Feedzai: Feedzai is an AI-native risk operations platform focused on real-time fraud detection and AML for banks and payments providers. It is an emerging competitor with overlapping AI capabilities in transaction monitoring and fraud, particularly in the instant payments and digital banking segments where Verafin also competes.
  • Featurespace: Featurespace provides adaptive behavioral analytics for fraud and AML using ARIC platform, serving banks and payments providers globally. It is an emerging player with direct overlap in transaction fraud detection and AML monitoring, competing for mid-sized banks and credit unions in Verafin's customer segment.
  • ThetaRay: ThetaRay applies AI/ML to AML and sanctions screening for banks and fintechs, with focus on cross-border payments and correspondent banking. It overlaps with Verafin's AML Consortium Insights and sanctions screening products, particularly for institutions with international exposure.

Others

  • BioCatch: BioCatch provides behavioral biometric fraud detection for digital banking and account takeover prevention. Although Verafin partners with BioCatch rather than competing directly, BioCatch addresses an adjacent use case in Verafin's fraud detection portfolio (online account takeover, authorized push payment fraud) and represents the broader fraud-prevention ecosystem Verafin operates within.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Verafin social profiles

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Verafin financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Verafin leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Verafin funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds5 records

Investors10 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Verafin M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Verafin

What does Verafin do?

Verafin provides a cloud-based Financial Crime Management SaaS platform that helps banks and credit unions detect, investigate, and report fraud, money laundering, and sanctions violations. The platform combines consortium data analytics from 2,800+ institutions with AI/ML models and a suite of role-based Agentic AI Analysts that automate alert triage, case investigations, regulatory reporting (SARs/CTRs), and cross-institutional information sharing under Section 314(b).

Is Verafin a public or private company?

Verafin is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Verafin founded?

Verafin was founded in 2003. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Verafin based?

Verafin is headquartered in St. John's, Canada, in the North America region.

How does Verafin make money?

One revenue line is on record: saaS Subscription - Financial Crime Management Platform.

Who are Verafin's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are NICE Actimize, SAS Fraud Management, Oracle Financial Services Anti Money Laundering and BAE Systems NetReveal. Broad incumbents are LexisNexis Risk Solutions and FICO Falcon Platform. Emerging players are Feedzai, Featurespace and ThetaRay. BioCatch is listed as an others.

Does Verafin have an API?

Yes. Nasdaq Verafin offers an AML Consortium Insights API that enables financial institutions to access shared intelligence from thousands of global financial institutions for anti-money laundering efforts. The API provides visibility into high-risk entities inside and outside the institution. Additionally, the Instant Payments solution offers risk scores from real-time APIs to integrate into existing payment fraud prevention approaches.

What industry is Verafin in?

Verafin's product category is Financial Crime Management Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAMALAA, Fraud Detection & Transaction Monitoring, with a secondary code of FSAMAMAF, Case Management, Investigations & SAR/STR Filing. Its NAICS code is 522320 and its SIC code is 6199.

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Seeking AlphaNasdaq: 23-Hour Trading Is The Now; Global Financial Infrastructure Is The FutureAn APAC Research opinion piece argues that Nasdaq is expanding beyond its core exchange business into global financial infrastructure, citing its 23-hour trading initiative and acquisitions of Adenza, Verafin and Dasseti. The author notes a TTM GAAP PE of 28.64 and TTM PS near 10, calling for strong free cash flow growth, while citing resilient margins and integration as reasons for a buy rating.MorningstarThis is why paper checks refuse to diePaper checks have declined to just 4% of noncash payments in 2024, down from 59% in 2000, yet economic experts say physical checks are unlikely to disappear entirely due to deeply ingrained consumer habits and specific use cases like gifting and paying contractors. Check fraud increased 11% between 2024 and 2025, with financial crime management platform Nasdaq Verafin catching $1 billion in check fraud among its 2,700 financial institution clients, driven largely by mail theft and rising average check values of $2,653. The Federal Reserve expects a steeper decline in check volume as late adopters finally embrace digital payments, though experts note that psychological barriers similar to those faced by the UK in 2009 when pensioners protested check elimination will likely keep paper checks in circulation.FinancialContent Business PageAutonomous KYC/AML Perpetual Screening With SAR Pre-Filing: Platform UpdateCAIBots has updated its KYC/AML compliance platform to include autonomous perpetual screening that monitors counterparties in real time and automates SAR pre-filings. The system automatically re-scores risk based on ownership or sanctions changes and integrates with existing AML tools like Actimize, Verafin, and Fiserv.Let's Data ScienceBanks Deploy Agentic AI to Trace Stolen PaymentsNasdaq Verafin announced on June 10, 2026, that it is expanding its Agentic AI Workforce with two new agents—an Agentic Fraud Analyst and an Agentic AML Analyst—scheduled for general availability in Q3 2026 to automate post-clear fraud investigation amid rising real-time payment fraud. The expansion responds to industry data showing 40% of financial institutions lost more to fraud last year, scams now represent 23% of fraudulent transactions (up 56% year over year), and U.K. APP fraud losses rose 19% to £576.4 million. Verafin's platform, already adopted by more than 650 institutions, has demonstrated up to 90% reduction in alert review time with existing agents.PYMNTS.comBanks Deploy AI to Chase Stolen Funds After Payments ClearFinancial institutions are deploying AI systems to trace and investigate fraud after real-time payments clear, since instant payment transactions are irreversible once processed. Nasdaq Verafin announced the expansion of its Agentic AI Workforce with two new agents for fraud analysis and anti-money laundering compliance, reaching general availability in Q3 2026, reporting that existing agents have cut alert review by up to 90% and enhanced due diligence review time by 50%. India's Reserve Bank Innovation Hub launched MuleHunter.AI across 26 banks, detecting approximately 20,000 mule accounts monthly, while JPMorgan Chase partnered with ACI Worldwide to embed account verification into fraud prevention systems.American BankerHow FNBO uses agentic AI to investigate financial crimeFirst National Bank of Omaha has deployed AI agents from Nasdaq Verafin for financial crime investigations, cutting investigation time in half and improving consistency in handling fraud, money-laundering and sanctions-violation alerts. More than 650 banks now use these AI agents, which automate foundational research and evidence-gathering while leaving final judgment to human analysts. Experts note that adoption is accelerating across U.S. banking but caution that institutions must maintain rigorous governance, explainability and data quality standards given the regulatory consequences of errors.IBS IntelligenceNasdaq Verafin expands Agentic AI workforce for AML and fraud detectionNasdaq Verafin announced the next phase of its Agentic AI Workforce, introducing new role-based agentic workers beginning with the Agentic AML Analyst and the Agentic Fraud Analyst, designed to automate anti-money laundering and fraud detection workflows at financial institutions. The company plans to roll out these agents beginning in the second half of 2026, starting with cash structuring alerts for AML and unusual ACH activity for fraud. These additions aim to transform financial crime fighting by enabling faster alert triage, reduced false positive volume, and broader access to consortium-powered detection across AML and fraud functions.Stock TitanNasdaq Verafin Announces Expansion of its Agentic AI Workforce, Transforming How Financial Institutions Fight Financial CrimeNasdaq Verafin announced the next phase of its Agentic AI Workforce, introducing new role-based agentic workers including the Agentic AML Analyst and Agentic Fraud Analyst, designed to automate alert triage and reduce false positives in anti-money laundering and fraud detection workflows. The expansion includes new capabilities such as alert auto-dispositioning, consortium insights, and a flexible deployment model that can overlay across third-party systems, with general availability expected in Q3 2026. More than 650 financial institutions have already adopted Nasdaq Verafin's Agentic AI Workforce since its initial launch, with reported efficiency gains of up to 90% reduction in sanctions alert review workload.The Globe and MailSt. John’s-based Nasdaq Verafin launches AI agents to help combat financial crimeNasdaq Verafin, a St. John's-based financial crime management company acquired by Nasdaq Inc. in 2021 for US$2.75-billion, announced the launch of two new AI agents—one for triaging anti-money-laundering alerts and another for combatting fraud—to help financial institutions automate compliance tasks. More than 650 financial institutions are already using these AI agents, with the sanctions analyst reducing alert review workload by up to 90% and the enhanced due diligence product cutting investigator review time by up to 50%. Industry experts say financial institutions are at a tipping point in AI adoption, with regulators encouraging the technology to help combat increasingly sophisticated criminal activity.American BankerEasing capital rules will require banks to rediscover self-disciplineU.S. regulators unveiled revisions to the Basel III endgame proposal that lowered capital requirements for both large and smaller financial institutions, raising questions about whether banks will maintain self-discipline in managing operational risks when regulatory formulas no longer reward better risk management. Research from Nasdaq Verafin found that nearly 90% of financial institutions reported a rise in AI-driven attacks over the past two years, with global fraud losses surging to $579 billion, much of which hit banks' balance sheets. The article argues that as new transaction models such as crypto, stablecoins, and instant payments expand, banks must reinvent governance and embed risk management into everyday operations rather than relying on regulatory compulsion.