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Vivox AI selected for RegTech100 2026

December 10, 2025
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Vivox AI has been selected as part of the 2026 RegTech100 list by FinTech Global, recognising the world’s most innovative companies developing technology solutions for compliance, risk management and financial crime prevention.

Vivox AI has been named to the 2026 RegTech100 by FinTech Global, a list recognizing the world’s most innovative companies transforming compliance, risk management and financial crime prevention through technology.

The annual RegTech100 highlights organizations shaping the future of regulatory technology and helping financial institutions address increasing operational and regulatory complexity.

Vivox AI was recognized for its work developing explainable AI agents for AML, KYB and financial crime operations, designed to improve transparency, auditability and operational efficiency across compliance workflows.


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Vivox AI’s approach is built around specialized, auditable AI agents designed to support clearly defined operational tasks across onboarding, KYB/KYC, adverse media analysis and due diligence workflows. Rather than replacing human decision-making, the platform is designed to enhance analyst efficiency while maintaining transparency and human oversight throughout the process.

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Vivox AI has been named to the 2026 RegTech100 by FinTech Global.

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