Nasdaq Verafin
Unified AML and fraud-monitoring platform with automated SAR workflows and cross-institution collaboration, owned by Nasdaq.
This is where the depth lives — everything below is evidence-graded
How the product is positioned
Unified AML and fraud-monitoring platform with automated SAR workflows and cross-institution collaboration, owned by Nasdaq.
Our summary of the vendor’s positioning — verbatim claim not yet recordedWhat we found
Level 1 · assistive
This workflow carries a mandated human checkpoint — filing a suspicious activity report is a human determination under the Bank Secrecy Act. Held at the rubric default because every source reviewed so far is vendor-published, and a grade above assistive needs something independent behind it.
The human checkpoint here is imposed by regulation — it is not a setting that can be turned off.
Graded 2026-08-01 · re-check 2026-11-01
Procurement detail
- Deployment
- saasvendor documentation
- Compliance
- None recorded
- Integrations
- None recorded
- Pricing
- customNot publicly listed.
- Human checkpoint
- Requiredregulatory, not configurable
Will they still be here?
- Funding
- Subsidiary of Nasdaq, Inc. (NASDAQ: NDAQ), acquired 2021 for ~$2.75B
- Founded
- 2003
- HQ
- St. John's, Canada
- Ownership
- Subsidiary of Nasdaq, Inc. (NASDAQ: NDAQ), acquired 2021 for ~$2.75B
Sources
Logo retrieved 2026-08-01from the vendor’s own site · trademark of Nasdaq, Inc.
- verafin.comVendor-published · retrieved 2026-08-01
Every source here is vendor-published. That is why this entry is not graded high confidence.
Where it’s weak
Primarily North American bank/credit-union customer base historically.
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