Financial crime risk assessment and name screening.

Easy to do. Easy to explain.

Rotunda EWRA guides you through your risk assessment and writes the report as you go. Scovell screens names for sanctions, PEPs and adverse media and keeps a clear record.

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Sample data. No sign-up.

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“Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.”

— commonly attributed to Albert Einstein

Remove the avoidable effort. Keep the evidence, the judgement and the exceptions.

Our mission

Your work is demanding enough.

Good software should reduce the work around a process. We use modern technology to cut repetitive tasks, make the next step clear and keep useful tools accessible to organisations of all sizes.

Less setup. Less rekeying. Less time learning the software.

Two tools. One approach.

Choose the work you need to do.

01 / Risk assessmentEWRA

The assessment that writes the report as you complete it.

Enter your answers and see scores, risk signals and reporting update as you work. Start with a structured framework, without a lengthy implementation or consultancy project.

  • Built for payments businesses, wherever they are regulated
  • Reports build as you go
  • Minimal setup, no implementation project
  • Evidence and decisions kept together
  • Used across entities in different countries
  • Legal practices have their own framework. More sectors coming soon.
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02 / Name screeningScovell by Rotunda

Screen a name. Review the result. Keep the record.

Scovell screens names for sanctions, PEPs and adverse media and keeps a clear record.

Run a free one-off sanctions and PEP check without an account. Sign up for bulk screening and saved history, free during the pilot.

  • Individual and batch screening
  • Information organised for review
  • A decision record you can download
  • MCP-ready: use Scovell in your favourite AI chat, including Claude and ChatGPT
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Who it is for

Built for payments businesses first.

EWRA was designed around the questions a payments business has to answer: merchants and customers, products, corridors and geography, channels, and the controls around them. Money laundering and terrorist financing risk and sanctions risk are assessed separately, then brought together.

The framework is not tied to one regulator’s template, so a group with entities in several countries can use the same assessment. Legal practices have a firm-wide framework with their own terminology.

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Clear from the start

You shouldn’t need a course to use the tools.

Familiar controls, clear next steps and visible results help people get started with confidence. The interface should make it obvious what to do and what has changed.

People who use EWRA have started without training and asked very few questions. The most common comment is that it is easy to use.

Our design principles

The wider picture

Important obligations.
A more manageable process.

Regulators expect assessments that reflect the business and explain how conclusions were reached. Our guides explore those expectations, common mistakes and the consequences of getting them wrong.

Explore the guides
Payments: what regulators look for in a business-wide risk assessment →How to do an EWRA or BWRA: worked example →Legal practices: changing supervision →UAE: the new AML law and your EWRA →EU: the business-wide risk assessment under the AML Regulation →

Find the tool that fits the work.

Explore an assessment or run a screening check. The EWRA demo uses sample data and needs no sign-up.

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