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Financial crime detection is broken
In 2025, $4.4 trillion in illicit funds flowed through the global financial system – up $1.3 trillion in just two years. More than $1.1 trillion was connected to drug trafficking, $528.5 billion to human trafficking, and $16.2 billion to terrorist financing. Another $579.4 billion was lost to fraud scams and bank fraud schemes.
Less than 1% of these proceeds are recovered.
That feels like an error of focus. Not an error of ability.
$500 billion
More than a third of a trillion dollars is generated each year by human trafficking.
50 million
There are more than 50 million people trapped in modern slavery.
<1%
Less than 1% of financial crimes are stopped.
The rules are moving to risk. Can you show your work?
FinCEN’s proposed AML/CFT Program Rule (April 2026 requires institutions to run risk-based programs and to build the government’s national AML/CFT priorities into their risk assessments. This includes human trafficking.
The direction is clear: documented, evidence-led preparedness. RedFlag Accelerator helps you build it.
A persona-based approach
How it works
We’ve compiled scenarios based on hundreds of trusted intelligence sources to build the red flags for perpetrators, victims, money launderer personas, and everyone in between.
Persona-based approach
Our ground-breaking approach identifies behavioral patterns found across individuals involved in specific criminal business models.
Analytics
Persona-centric analytics embedded in your AML tools offer an efficient and effective alternative to rules-based detection.
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What you get when you register
The full intelligence library
400+ red flags, 40+ personas, and typologies across 10+ crime types.
AskSilvija
our AI analyst, for evidence-led answers with sources.
Investigation guides
Localized risk guides you can generate for your own region.
Training
Guided learning to bring your team up to speed.
Your AI assistant
AskSilvija
Investigating a financial crime? Ask Silvija. Type a question the way you would ask a colleague, for example, “What are the red flags for labor trafficking in agriculture?” Get an evidence-led answer, with sources and suggested next steps.
A comprehensive source
How can the RedFlag Accelerator help?
The RedFlag Accelerator is the world’s most comprehensive source of contextual persona-based typologies. We help AML vendors and anti-fraud teams to:
Know where to start
The RedFlag Accelerator consolidates typologies, personas, and red flags for AML predicate offences into a single source.
Know what to look for
The RedFlag Accelerator gives visibility over the data by indicating what to look for, where to look, and explains what you see.
Take action
With full visibility and practical indicators, the RedFlag Accelerator enables banks, AML vendors, and law enforcement to generate high-quality alerts, conduct investigations, and provide training.
Research report
Banks think they are 8 months behind criminals
New research by the RedFlag Accelerator reveals banks think they are 8 months behind criminals.
That’s according to 300 anti-fraud and AML professionals at US banks.
Some of the largest institutions believe the gap could be as wide as 23 months.
However, they’re confident they can catch up.
27%
Over a quarter of banks blame internal governance as the main reason banks are so far behind.
23 months
Most banks think criminals are around 8 months ahead of the banks, with the largest institutions believing the gap is as wide as 23 months.
57%
More than half of banks believe AI will make it more difficult to detect financial crimes.