About

Training that respects your time.

FraudCodex teaches the typologies, regulations and tooling behind financial crime work - written by people who have built and run compliance and surveillance teams in regulated firms.

Why we built this

Most existing AML and market-abuse training is one of three things: an annual click-through compliance video, a $5,000 in-person seminar, or a thin marketing course bolted on by a vendor.

We wanted training that is practitioner-grade: written like a senior colleague would explain it, light on jargon, dense on real cases, and always pointing at the regulation or the case file rather than handwaving.

Everything on the platform is grounded in either a published enforcement action, a regulator's guidance, a peer-reviewed source - or the lived experience of the team who wrote the content. Where we infer, we say so.

How the platform is structured

Formations

Six structured paths, one per category - market abuse, AML / KYC, crypto, investigation, regulation and tools.

Hands-on labs

Realistic exercises: KYC document review, sanctions screening, structuring detection, mixer tracing, SAR drafting.

Certifications

Six verifiable certifications. Pass at 80% to earn a PDF certificate with a public verification page.

Built for retention

XP, badges and streaks - not gamification for its own sake, but because spaced practice is how anyone actually retains a domain.

What sets us apart

For organisations

We work with banks, payment institutions, fintechs and crypto firms for ongoing AML / market-abuse training, refresher programmes, and onboarding new hires.

Team licences (multi-seat, progress reporting) and Enterprise (SLA, on-prem option, DPA) - see pricing or get in touch directly.

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Trust & transparency

Built and maintained from Europe. Crafted for the people doing the actual work.