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How Altery uses explainable AI to investigate complex ownership structures

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Vivox AI joins NextGen Payments & RegTech Forum in Dublin

Vivox AI will join the NextGen Payments & RegTech Forum - Ireland as an official sponsor on 11 June 2026 at the Conrad Hotel in Dublin.

Vivox AI will join the NextGen Payments & RegTech Forum - Ireland as an official sponsor on 11 June 2026 at the Conrad Hotel in Dublin. Organised by QUBE Events, the forum brings together senior leaders across payments, fintech, compliance, and regulatory technology to discuss the future of financial services innovation.
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At the event, Vivox AI will showcase its explainable AI agents built for AML, KYB, and financial crime compliance operations. The platform helps banks, payment providers, and fintech firms automate manual compliance workflows, accelerate onboarding, and maintain full regulatory transparency and auditability.
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As cross-border payments and regulatory complexity continue to grow, financial institutions face increasing pressure to scale compliance operations efficiently. Vivox AI addresses these challenges through AI-powered automation, reducing enhanced due diligence timelines from hours to minutes while supporting regulator-ready decision-making.

The Dublin forum will provide an opportunity for industry leaders to exchange perspectives on AI governance, financial crime prevention, compliance transformation, and the future of payments innovation across Europe.

Conclusion

Vivox AI looks forward to joining the NextGen Payments & RegTech Forum in Dublin to engage with leaders across payments, fintech, and regulatory technology. As financial institutions continue to modernise compliance operations, the role of explainable and audit-ready AI is becoming increasingly important. The event provides an opportunity to explore how AI agents can help organisations scale AML and KYB processes with greater efficiency, transparency, and control.

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