AML/CTF Compliance Centre

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  • 2026

  • Digital
    Interface

Designed By:

Commissioned By:

InfoTrack

Designed In:

Australia

Over $10bn was laundered through the Australian economy last year. InfoTrack’s Compliance Centre has been designed to combat this threat. Aligning to new legislation, the Compliance Centre gives lawyers, conveyancers, accountants and real estate agents the tools to verify their clients and create an Anti-Money-Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) Program.


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  • CHALLENGE
  • SOLUTION
  • IMPACT
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  • The introduction of AML/CTF legislation from 1 July 2026 requires professionals to adopt complex compliance processes within a very short timeframe. The challenge was not only regulatory, but behavioural: translating dense, paper-based AUSTRAC starter kits into a digital experience that users could understand, trust, and complete with minimal training. Users were time-poor, risk-averse, and unfamiliar with compliance workflows. The solution needed to reduce cognitive load, eliminate duplication, and integrate seamlessly into existing systems, while aligning perfectly to the regulations.

  • With a compressed delivery timeline, development commenced in October 2025 with the objective of launching a minimum viable product by 1 March 2026. The solution combines a Compliance Centre interface with enhanced onboarding workflows. The Compliance Centre translates regulatory requirements into structured, step-by-step modules, enabling users to complete all obligations within a single environment. The onboarding experience embeds compliance into transaction workflows, ensuring users complete required checks at the point of action, not as a separate process. By digitising AUSTRAC’s starter kits and integrating practice management systems, the design delivers an end-to-end experience that reduces friction and increases completion rates.

  • Commercially, the Compliance Centre is competitively priced with no subscription fees or contracts, using a pay-per-use model. This is unique to the industry and reflected in early adoption, with more than 2,000 firms actively using it within weeks of launch. Built-in workflows create efficiencies, reducing operational and labour costs through automation. Environmentally, we have digitised what would otherwise be a paper-based process, removing the need to print AUSTRAC starter kits and reducing storage and waste. Societally, the design reduces uncertainty by transforming complex legislation into a guided digital experience, contributing to a safer financial system and helping combat serious crime.

  • The Compliance Centre is designed as one interface that brings together firm-level compliance and client onboarding into a single, cohesive experience. A central dashboard provides real-time visibility over all onboarding transactions, surfacing status, risk levels, and required actions through clear visual cues and prioritised task lists. The onboarding workflow combines Customer Due Diligence (CDD) and Enhanced Customer Due Diligence (ECDD) into a guided, step-by-step experience. Using conditional logic, users are only presented information when it is relevant. A built-in risk assessment engine translates AUSTRAC requirements into an interactive questionnaire, dynamically categorising clients as low, medium, or high risk. This assessment is embedded directly into the workflow, ensuring compliance decisions are made in context rather than as a separate task. High-risk scenarios trigger automated escalation processes, directing cases to compliance officers through structured review interfaces that standardise decision-making and ensure auditability. Across the platform, there is a predictable and intuitive user experience. This design approach transforms complex regulatory processes into manageable, guided workflows that users can complete with confidence.