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The global standard for jurisdictional AML risk intelligence

Compliance teams lose days gathering country risk data and defending their ratings. KnowYourCountry replaces that with one source, updated as events happen, with a methodology aligned to FATF, FinCEN, EU AMLA, and other global regulatory frameworks.

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245 jurisdictions.
20 years of experience.

Confidence

Every risk score draws from FATF guidance and verified government and regulatory data sources. Every data point is traceable to its original source.


Efficiency

We notify your team the moment a country rating changes, so they spend less time monitoring and more time acting.


Control

Adjust risk weightings across 17 underlying risk areas to match your organisation's risk appetite, geographies and business lines. Every change is logged and auditable.


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  • KnowYourCountry updates

KnowYourCountry named one of the fastest-growing companies in the 2026 UK Deloitte Fast 50

The Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 ranks the UK’s fastest-growing technology companies by percentage revenue growth over 3 years.

November 5, 2026
  • Webinars

Free webinar: Payment Corridors, 24 November 2 pm (GMT)

Payment Corridors: How Far Does Your Geographic Risk Assessment Need to Go?

November 5, 2026
  • Featured article
  • Industry and regulatory news

FATF October 2026: four grey list exits and what they change for country risk

What the delisting confirms, the February 2027 deadlines for Vietnam and Myanmar, and the FATF's new focus on scam compounds.

November 4, 2026
  • Industry and regulatory news

What the 2026 Trafficking in Persons Report means for country AML risk

The US State Department’s 2026 Trafficking in Persons Report, published on 8 October, includes a section on scam operations that AML teams should read.

October 29, 2026
  • KnowYourCountry updates

Why a country risk score alone is not enough

A country risk score is a useful starting point, but regulators expect firms to demonstrate how a jurisdiction’s risks affect their specific business, customers and transactions.

October 15, 2026
  • Webinars

Free webinar: AML Enforcement Recap, 27 October 2pm (BST)

AML Enforcement Recap: Recent Fines and Lessons Learned

October 15, 2026
  • Industry and regulatory news

Switzerland launches its beneficial ownership register: what compliance teams need to know

Switzerland has long been synonymous with financial discretion. On 1 October 2026, that changed. A new federal beneficial ownership register is now live, covering more than 500,000 companies and extending AML due diligence obligations to advisers for the first time.

October 14, 2026
  • Industry and regulatory news

When the fine lands on you personally

Exploring the global shift toward individual accountability in AML enforcement and what it means for compliance officers who cannot demonstrate how their country risk decisions were reached.

October 1, 2026
  • Industry and regulatory news

Cross-border remittances: how far does your geographic risk assessment need to go?

Geographic risk assessment for cross-border payments is a regulatory requirement across the US, EU, and UK. The standard is consistent: where other countries or institutions form a known and material part of the payment chain, those jurisdictions belong in the assessment.

September 16, 2026
  • Webinars

Free webinar: Diverging sanctions regimes, 30 September 12pm (BST)

Diverging Sanctions Regimes: How to Navigate US, EU and UK Differences

September 15, 2026