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KYC and AML for the teams Verifica is built for: investment funds, real estate, and private-fund advisers.
Verifica is for regulated teams that have to know who they are onboarding before money or property changes hands. A fund close, a real estate deed, and an investment-adviser AML programme are the same job underneath — identity, ownership, screening, and a file you can hand to an examiner — but the workflow, the counterparty, and the deadline are not.
Each page below is the product view of that job for one industry: what the team actually has to produce, how LSEG World-Check screening sits inside the file, and what Verifica does not replace. They are not buying guides. The longer regulatory and vendor explainers stay on the blog.
Investment funds use it to onboard limited partners before a close, including entity LPs and fund-of-funds structures. Real estate teams use it to clear buyer, seller and LLC-purchaser checks before the deed. Private-fund advisers use it to build the investor file RIAs and ERAs will need before the 2028 AML rule.
KYC software for investment funds
Onboard limited partners with identity checks, UBO mapping and LSEG World-Check screening, then export a timestamped audit file before close.
Learn more →KYC and AML software for real estate
Clear buyer, seller and entity checks before the deed: identity, UBO of LLC buyers, and LSEG World-Check screening in one timestamped file.
Learn more →AML software for private funds
Build the investor file RIAs and ERAs will need before January 2028: identity, UBO, sanctions screening and a timestamped audit trail, without a bank AML suite.
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