by MTHULISI SIBANDA
JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – THE provider of advanced anti-money laundering (AML) and compliance technologies, AML GO, has expanded into the Southern African region through some partnerships.
It has announced a Group Reseller Partner in the Southern African Development Community (SADC), allowing it to expand its geographic footprint with tailored regulatory solutions for each country in the bloc.
The Texas-headquartered company is also rolling out a Grup Client Partner across multiple businesses within its structure.
These businesses, in turn, are extending the platform to their own client bases—creating a self-propagating ecosystem of compliance, according to the company.
AML GO reports that in just under two weeks, it has onboarded 30 new clients, a surge directly driven by its strategic integration and partnership with ACPAS, UPAY’s loan management software platform.
UPAY is the parent company.
The newly on-boarded clients represent institutions that utilize ACPAS’s platform—demonstrating the power of embedding compliance at the core of financial software solutions.
“These results show how embedding AML technology into financial systems like ACPAS creates immediate value for clients,” said Mia-Daniel Bester, Fintech Compliance Associate at AML GO.
“It’s not just a growth milestone—it’s a validation of our embedded compliance strategy.”
AML GO is preparing to present its compliance solutions to two influential stakeholders in the coming weeks.
They include the Micro Finance Association of South Africa and Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC), the local regulator.
– CAJ News