Cali for banks & virtual asset service providers.
Cali is an AI-assisted crypto intelligence and investigations platform for banks, payment firms, and virtual asset service providers (VASPs) that face digital asset risk. It brings transaction activity, flows, OSINT posture, balances, contracts, and written reports into one environment so teams can move from exposure to a defensible decision faster. Coverage includes on-chain activity, centralized execution, and fiat-linked movements where provided.
- Crypto exposure is scattered across multiple counterparties, products, and channels (on/off ramps, cards, wires, P2P, correspondent flows).
- Monitoring tools, screening platforms, and case systems rarely share one coherent view of the customer or counterparty.
- It's hard to explain, in supervisory language, how exposure was assessed and why a decision was made.
- Committees, auditors, and regulators expect narratives that are consistent, documented, and anchored to evidence.
Cali acts as a crypto exposure and investigations workspace that can sit alongside or on top of your existing stack:
- Activity — Transaction Activity: cross-product and cross-counterparty crypto-related activity tied to risk bands and AI explanations.
- Pivot — Typology & Pattern Analytics: structuring, layering, velocity, and anomaly detection across customers and time.
- Graph — Cross-Chain Provenance: tracing flows through mixers, bridges, exchanges, and wallets relevant to your customers.
- Centralized Market Intelligence — post-trade execution behavior, account activity, and P&L analysis from exchange and broker records.
- OSINT Intelligence: sanctions, PEP, adverse media, complaints, and victim systems aligned to customers, entities, counterparties, and wallets.
- Balance & Assets: multi-chain holdings and token exposure associated with customers or counterparties under review.
- Contract Intelligence: smart contract behavior and risk when customers interact directly with DeFi or on-chain protocols.
- Report Station: structured, supervisory-grade write-ups for SARs/STRs, internal committees, and file documentation.
- A single workspace to review crypto-related activity and exposure, even when alerts originate from multiple systems.
- Clear narratives that translate technical crypto flows into language appropriate for AML, risk, and governance forums.
- AI assistance that accelerates drafting while keeping humans responsible for every disposition and filing.
- Support for both ongoing monitoring (transaction monitoring, EDD) and event-driven reviews (incidents, escalations).
- Outputs written with audit, committee, and supervisory scrutiny in mind from the outset.
- Customer exposure reviews for onboarding, periodic refresh, or offboarding decisions involving crypto activity.
- Investigations following high-risk crypto-related alerts or external intelligence (e.g., law-enforcement notices, typology updates).
- Committee materials for complex cases involving mixers, high-risk services, vulnerable customers, or geopolitical sensitivities.
- SAR/STR narrative preparation with clear fact patterns, rationale, and provenance exhibits.
- Thematic reviews and look-backs related to crypto exposure and high-risk services.
- Sits alongside existing screening, monitoring, and case management tools as an investigation workspace.
- Ingests and organizes activity, OSINT, and investigative notes related to customers or counterparties.
- Evaluated on whether it makes cases easier to read, defend, and revisit during audits or supervisory reviews.
Cali is an investigation-grade platform suitable for:
- Single-team deployments (e.g., FIU, AFC, or investigations).
- Multi-entity groups with multiple licensed institutions or VASP subsidiaries.
- Banks, payment firms, and VASPs with growing or emerging crypto exposure.
Pricing scales by seats, case volume, chains, and OSINT coverage. For more detail, see Pricing.
See Cali on top of the customers and cases your bank actually cares about.
We prefer real customers, alerts, and committee cases—not canned demo data. Bring suitably anonymized examples; we'll walk through them in Cali so you can evaluate whether it improves clarity, speed, and defensibility across your crypto-related workflows.