Fraud and financial crime
Connect alerts, supporting information, investigation steps, recommended actions, analyst review, approval, exceptions, and final outcomes.
DigiTrust helps financial institutions see what happened, what evidence supported the result, which checks were performed, who approved it, and whether it was used only for the approved purpose.
Designed for regulated banking, insurance, payments, risk, fraud, customer service, cybersecurity, AI agents, and automated workflows.
Financial institutions already maintain cybersecurity, model risk, compliance, audit, data governance, and third-party oversight programs. AI adds a new challenge: connecting the underlying data and workflow to clear checks, accountable decisions, approved use, known limits, and a record that can be reviewed later.
DigiTrust complements existing controls. It does not replace model risk management, information security, legal review, regulatory obligations, internal audit, or accountable business ownership.
Connect alerts, supporting information, investigation steps, recommended actions, analyst review, approval, exceptions, and final outcomes.
Preserve source data, AI-system context, repeatable checks, human decision points, known limits, and a complete history of each recommendation.
Record which customer signals influenced an outcome, what use was approved, when a person stepped in, and what was communicated.
Track tools, data access, actions, approval steps, withdrawn approval, and the final accountable business outcome.
Connect alert evidence, triage recommendations, check results, security test findings, response approval, and incident review history.
Make decisions across connected systems, identity checks, anti-money-laundering controls, fraud signals, payment records, approval boundaries, and exceptions easier to review.
Identify which data, documents, systems, tools, and events supported the AI-assisted outcome.
Record clear checks for quality, integrity, supporting facts, approval rights, conflicts, and safe disclosure.
Record the reviewer, role, approved purpose, conditions, decision, and time period.
Prevent a changed, expired, withdrawn, or substituted result from inheriting approval.
Keep important concerns visible and preserve the path from evidence to the accountable outcome.
Select workflows with real review, risk, audit, or customer consequence. Initial discovery can proceed without nonpublic personal information, account data, credentials, payment-card data, or raw production records.
DigiTrust is publicly listed in AWS Marketplace. For qualified opportunities, DigiTrans can align the customer problem, how AWS is involved, account-team participation, preferred buying method, and production-expansion path.
AWS Marketplace availability does not imply AWS endorsement or a guarantee of regulatory, risk, security, or business outcomes.
Request a 30-minute briefing to identify the strongest workflow, buyer group, information needed for review, how AWS is involved, and the pilot path.