Altery Automated Due Diligence Investigations With AI
The payments firm adopted a new tool to shorten corporate verification timelines to minutes.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
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Payments firm Altery has implemented the Vivox AI platform to automate its due diligence processes, shifting investigation times from hours to minutes. This integration allows the firm to maintain compliance without increasing its headcount.
Why it matters
The firm moved to automate these workflows as onboarding requests increased while the compliance team remained at a constant size. The system enables faster verification while retaining the human judgment necessary for transparency.
The Vivox AI platform processes corporate registry data from 155 countries. It converts complex ownership structures into visual maps for analysts.
The players
Altery
A payments firm that focuses on financial transaction processing and regulatory compliance.
Vivox AI
A software platform that uses artificial intelligence to automate due diligence and mapping of corporate ownership.
The details
Altery integrated Vivox AI into its existing infrastructure via an API—a software intermediary that allows two applications to communicate. The system parses registry data to create visual representations of corporate structures. Analysts provided feedback on the outputs to further train the AI agents, ensuring the system aligns with the firm's specific compliance requirements.
Timeline
October 5, 2026: The case study regarding the Altery and Vivox AI integration was released.
The Tech Race
This development follows the broader industry trend of integrating AI to handle KYC compliance in financial services. It demonstrates a competitive move to increase throughput without expanding headcount by augmenting human judgment with automated data synthesis.
The technology is currently deployed within Altery's existing workflow for internal use. Clients and partners may experience shorter onboarding cycles as the company scales its due diligence capacity.
The takeaway
Financial firms are increasingly relying on AI to manage the growing volume of onboarding requests while maintaining strict compliance standards. Watch for how other payment providers adopt similar automated registry mapping tools in future quarterly disclosures.
Further reading
For broader trends in enterprise automation, explore our Artificial Intelligence section.
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