DISCOVER AI
Financial Crime Intelligence

The Discover AI Financial Crime Platform

A unified, modular intelligence suite engineered to connect data engineering, machine learning, scenario optimization, investigation, and second-line quality control into an auditable closed loop.

SYSTEM OF RECORD & INTEROPERABILITY BOUNDARIES

Interconnected Modules with Strict Segregation of Duties

Each module maintains strict authority boundaries to preserve investigator autonomy and regulatory compliance.

STAGE 1Build

Data & Narrative Foundations

Governed ingestion, feature engineering, and narrative intelligence

STAGE 2Detect

Precision Risk Signals & Screening

Explainable machine learning models and entity graph intelligence

STAGE 3Optimize

Scientific Scenario Tuning

Threshold sensitivity sweeps and operational capacity backtesting

STAGE 4Investigate

Evidence-Led Investigations

Unified customer 360, transaction timelines, and assisted drafting

STAGE 5Assure

Quality Management & Calibration

Statistical sampling, objective defect taxonomies, and audit rigor

STAGE 6Improve

Continuous Governed Feedback

Quality findings fed back into rules, data, models, and training

Verified Interoperability Workflows

Explore how data, evidence, and audit logs flow through the Discover AI platform during core financial crime operations.

AML Transaction Monitoring End-to-End Flow

From core banking ingestion to governed threshold improvement

STEP 01
Governed Ingestion
Data Lab

Harmonize payment logs with temporal schemas and data contracts

STEP 02
Risk Scoring & Detection
HRS Lab & Rules

Generate prioritized alerts with explainable tree-SHAP risk factors

STEP 03
Scenario Tuning
TBT

Calibrate velocity and amount thresholds using out-of-time backtesting

STEP 04
Unified Investigation
CMS

Triage alerts, explore transaction timelines, and assemble evidence

STEP 05
Second-Line Quality Review
QMS

Sample closed cases to verify evidence-to-conclusion consistency

STEP 06
Governed Feedback Loop
Closed Loop

Feed QA defect patterns into rule recalibration and model training

Sanctions, PEP & Entity Intelligence Flow

From watchlist delta screening to beneficial ownership disambiguation

STEP 01
List Delta Auditing
DEG

Screen against versioned OFAC/EU/UN lists with cryptographic timestamps

STEP 02
Multi-Attribute Resolution
DEG

Disambiguate matching entities using phonetic and multi-script algorithms

STEP 03
Multi-Hop Graph Expansion
DEG / CMS

Traverse 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree corporate ties to uncover hidden UBOs

STEP 04
Investigative Disposition
CMS

Investigator verifies facts and documents match disposition rationale

STEP 05
Quality Verification
QMS

Review sanctions clearance workpapers for regulatory audit compliance

Regulated Model Lifecycle (SR 11-7)

From point-in-time training to real-time drift telemetry

STEP 01
Bi-Temporal Feature Store
Data Lab

Extract training features with verified zero lookahead leakage

STEP 02
Constrained ML Training
HRS Lab

Train interpretable models with domain-enforced monotonic constraints

STEP 03
Independent Model Validation
Model Risk

Stress-test boundaries and generate standardized Model Cards

STEP 04
Controlled Deployment
Gateway API

Deploy scoring endpoints with full factor-attribution payloads

STEP 05
Post-Deployment Drift Telemetry
HRS Lab

Automated monitoring of Population Stability Index (PSI/CSI)

System-of-Record Boundaries & Authority Matrices

Integration across Discover AI modules does not grant identical authority or access. Discover AI enforces strict role separation and system boundaries:

Primary Investigation Boundary (CMS)

Investigative notes, findings, and SAR disposition recommendations are exclusively authored and owned by human analysts. Automated models cannot write or modify primary case findings.

Second-Line QA Boundary (QMS)

QA reviewers evaluate closed cases against immutable point-in-time evidence. Reviewers cannot edit original case files, preventing circular audit tampering.

Rule & Model Tuning Boundary (TBT / HRS)

Tuned scenarios and ML models remain staging artifacts until formally approved by Model Risk Management and BSA Compliance Officers via documented audit workpapers.