Getting started¶
Welcome to the MasteryHive platform documentation.
MasteryHive provides AI-assisted risk, compliance, and finance automation that banking and fintech applications call over HTTP and event-driven interfaces. This site explains what the products do, how partners integrate, and (on the internal site) how engineers operate and extend them.
Supported products¶
| Product | What it does |
|---|---|
| Fraud Detection | Behavioural baselines, ML/rule scoring, investigator-facing AI reports |
| KYC / KYB (AML) | Identity, documents, biometrics, sanctions/PEP/adverse media, risk scoring |
| Banking Reconciliation | Statement ↔ GL / asset matching, exceptions, and resolve workflows |
Case management (rule scoring for case-oriented decisioning) and regulatory reporting helpers (for example goAML XML generation) are covered under Fraud and KYC respectively — see the platform overview.
Who this documentation is for¶
| Audience | Start here |
|---|---|
| Evaluators / product stakeholders | Platform overview · journey Evaluate MasteryHive |
| Partner / client engineers | Integration · Auth and tenancy · journey Integrate KYC |
| Operations / support | Product reliability pages · journey Operate Fraud (deep runbooks are internal) |
| MasteryHive engineers | Join the engineering team (full Engineering section on the internal site) |
Prerequisites¶
Before calling APIs in a shared environment you typically need:
- Agreement with MasteryHive on which products and which environment you will use.
- Authentication material for that environment (for Fraud scoring: bidirectional JWT key exchange; for other products: environment-specific gateway or network controls — see Auth and tenancy).
- Tenant / partner / user identifiers as required by each product.
- Access to test data and a non-production environment when available.
Exact provisioning steps: Access and credential onboarding. Environment names: Environments.
Recommended reading paths¶
Use the audience journeys for step-by-step paths. A short default path for most new readers:
- Platform overview
- System map
- The product page for your use case
- Integration and the matching API guide
- Glossary when terms collide
What is public vs internal¶
This public site publishes Getting Started, Products, Integration, API Reference, and high-level Architecture. Engineering runbooks, ADRs, findings, and operator depth live on the internal documentation site. See the documentation map.