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Financial services
KYC that keeps pace with new AML obligations.
Wealth managers, loan brokers, fund operators and fintech builders all have the same new problem: expanding AML/CTF obligations without the engineering budget to solve them. ShareRing is the enterprise-grade KYC stack you do not have to build.
Enterprise KYC. Without the enterprise build.
ShareRing Me
A document and proof of address, released together from the vault.
About a minute the first time. About two seconds at the next firm that asks.
ShareRing Link
The same four checks, and one screen.
One result per client, carrying the fields the workflow asked for.
The obligation, and the budget
Tranche 2 arrived without an engineering team attached.
The obligations arriving are the same across the sector; the budget to meet them is not. What follows is one verification layer that six different kinds of firm can use without any of them building it.
Wealth managers and advisors
High-net-worth clients expect discretion. An encrypted channel handles sensitive documents.
Mortgage brokers and lenders
Instant verification takes days out of a loan application.
Insurance companies
Verify policyholders at onboarding and again at claim, with ongoing AML screening in between.
Fintechs and payment providers
API integration, so you scale without scaling the compliance team.
Fund managers and crowdfunding
Tiered investor onboarding, proven on a licensed platform with 1,800+ investors.
Superannuation and retirement
Member verification for rollovers and withdrawals.
One stack, six kinds of firm.
The same three pieces serve all of them, which is rather the point: the obligation is shared, so the infrastructure should be too.
What you get
- ShareRing Me: the customer verifies once and carries it. See the app.
- ShareRing Link: a no-code portal with configurable workflows, tiered verification and webhook notifications. See how it works.
- ShareLedger: a blockchain audit trail with immutable proof and no personal documents on-chain. See the ledger.
Regulatory compliance, stated rather than implied.
Reusable KYC built to the AML/CTF Act 2006 and AUSTRAC enrolment for reporting entities across banking, wealth, funds and fintech, with information security controls and privacy-by-design built to GDPR, CCPA and the Australian Privacy Principles.
Build it yourself
One chain, six kinds of firm.
A wealth manager, a broker and a fund operator all need the same shape: prove who the client is, on two forms of ID, screen them, and hand the result to whatever system you already run.
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age_verificationOver 18. -
identity_documentPassport or licence. -
other_documentA third document where the engagement calls for one. Two forms of ID, read and matched, not a bill in a drawer. -
if_elseEvery document valid before anything is paid for. -
personal_infoName, DOB and country for the screen. -
watchlistSanctions, PEP and adverse media. -
delivery_httpTo your CRM, your core system, or both. -
end_okA verified customer, and no document left on your servers.
Everything before the branch is client-side. The screen is the only line on the invoice.
Further reading
Written for financial services
Longer pieces from The Privacy Stack on the regulation, the cost and the mechanics behind this page.
2 May 2026
AUSTRAC Tranche 2 compliance: what 1 July 2026 means for Australian businesses
From 1 July 2026, AUSTRAC obligations extend to lawyers, accountants, real estate professionals and more. Here is what…
26 Mar 2026KYC Costs $2,500 Per Client. It Does Not Have To.
The average KYC review costs $2,598 per corporate client. Banks spend $60 million a year on compliance. Reusable…
10 Apr 2026Your Client Verified Last Week. Why Are They Doing It Again?
Same person. Same documents. Same result. Five separate verifications in six months. The current KYC model is broken by…
Frequently asked
The questions we get asked.
We are not a bank. Does this still apply to us?
Expanding AML/CTF obligations reach wealth managers, brokers, lenders, insurers, fintechs, fund operators and superannuation. The obligation is shared, which is why one stack serves all six.
We have no engineering team. What does it take to integrate?
ShareRing Link is a no-code portal: you configure a workflow and receive a result. There is an API for firms that want one, but building is not the entry price.
What are we billed for?
The watchlist screen. Everything before the branch is client-side, so a client who fails on a document or an address never reaches a paid check.
Where does the result land?
In your CRM, your core system, or both, as a signed payload. The documents stay with the client.
Do high-net-worth clients have to email their documents?
No. Sensitive documents move through an encrypted channel from the client's own device, which is what discretion actually requires.
Compliance is that easy. Let us show you.
ShareRing gives you enterprise-grade identity verification without building it yourself.
