
Financial crime is changing fast.
Fraud networks are becoming more automated. Synthetic identities are becoming harder to detect. Deepfakes are making identity fraud more convincing. Mule activity, sanctions risk, onboarding fraud, and transaction monitoring challenges no longer appear neatly in one part of the customer journey.
They move across systems, channels, and the full customer lifecycle.
That is why we are proud to share that Identomat has been featured in FinTech Global’s FinCrimeTech50 2026, recognizing leading innovators helping financial institutions fight financial crime, strengthen compliance, and build more resilient digital trust infrastructure.
For our team, this is a meaningful milestone.
It reflects years of work, product development, customer conversations, and one belief that has guided Identomat from the beginning: digital trust cannot be treated as a one-time checkbox. It has to be verified, protected, and continuously strengthened.
Why this recognition matters
Each year, FinCrimeTech50 highlights 50 top companies globally that are shaping the future of financial crime prevention across onboarding, fraud prevention, transaction monitoring, risk assessment, AML, CTF, PEP, and sanctions screening.
Being featured among these innovators is an honor, but it also reflects a larger shift in financial services.
Institutions are expected to onboard legitimate users quickly, stop sophisticated fraud earlier, meet regulatory expectations, reduce manual work, and still deliver a smooth customer experience. Traditional compliance stacks were not built for this level of pressure. Many still rely on fragmented tools, static rules, manual reviews, and disconnected risk signals.
Criminals know how to exploit those gaps.
Fighting financial crime starts at identity
As highlighted in the FinCrimeTech50 profile, Identomat addresses the widening gap between traditional KYC/AML controls and modern financial crime. Identity fraud, deepfakes, synthetic identities, and GenAI-driven attacks are increasing risk at the onboarding stage, before many downstream controls have a chance to act.
That is why Identomat focuses on the identity layer.
If an institution can verify a real person, a real business, and the real level of risk with confidence, everything downstream becomes stronger. Onboarding becomes safer. AML decisions become more contextual. Monitoring becomes more meaningful. Compliance teams gain clearer visibility.
Identomat brings identity verification, biometric liveness, AML screening, KYB, Video KYC, age verification, risk assessment, and transaction monitoring into one operating layer.
Instead of forcing institutions to stitch together disconnected vendors, Identomat helps risk signals work together.
A milestone for the team
This recognition belongs to the people behind the platform.
To the teams building and improving our technology. To the customers and partners who trust Identomat in demanding environments. And to everyone working across the financial crime prevention ecosystem to make digital finance safer, stronger, and more trustworthy.
Financial crime prevention can sound technical, but at its core, it is human.
It is about protecting real users, helping institutions serve people safely, and making sure digital access does not come at the cost of trust.
Closing the gaps criminals rely on
The market is moving beyond one-time checks.
Financial crime prevention is becoming more continuous, intelligent, and connected. Static onboarding checks are giving way to perpetual KYC, ongoing monitoring, dynamic risk models, and systems that combine identity, behavior, transaction activity, regulatory context, and trust signals in real time.
As David Lomiashvili, CEO and co-founder of Identomat, said in the FinCrimeTech50 interview:
“The gaps criminals rely on are closing. And we’re here to help close them faster.”
This message captures the heart of this milestone.
For too long, financial crime has benefited from fragmented systems, slow processes, and disconnected visibility. But the distance between onboarding, monitoring, and enforcement is shrinking.
We are proud to be recognized by FinTech Global in the FinCrimeTech50 2026, and even more proud to continue building technology that helps financial institutions fight financial crime with stronger identity assurance, smarter automation, and more adaptable compliance infrastructure.
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