Platform overview¶
MasteryHive is a suite of backend AI and automation services that a banking (or fintech) application uses to run continuous risk monitoring, customer due diligence, finance reconciliation, and (partially) regulatory XML generation. The products are separate deployables; they share a common counterpart — your application backend / dashboard — not a single shared database or auth middleware.
Fraud Detection¶
Monitors customer transaction behaviour over time, scores new activity with ML or rules, and delivers a structured investigator report (with an AI narrative) to the dashboard.
- The model may explain a decision; policy code produces approve / pend / block.
- Decision policy is currently provisional (
fraud-decision-v1) until compliance GA. - Full analyst case lifecycle is not claimed in the Fraud AI products — see Case Management.
Product page: Fraud Detection. Lifecycle: Transaction monitoring.
KYC / KYB (AML)¶
Automates onboarding checks: identity and document verification, biometrics, PEP and sanctions screening, adverse media, and customer risk scoring / reporting.
Product page: KYC / KYB.
AML and Regulatory Reporting¶
PARTIAL offline goAML CTR/STR XML generation. No NFIU submission product. FTR is not in code.
Product page: AML and Regulatory Reporting.
Case Management¶
Two meanings: (1) AI case-rule evaluation (coded, synchronous scoring), and (2) durable investigator case desk (UNVERIFIED in this documentation source tree). Readers must not conflate them.
Product page: Case Management.
Banking Reconciliation¶
Automates matching of bank statements to general ledger (and asset holdings to custodian reports), with exception detection and operator resolve workflows.
Product page: Banking Reconciliation. Guides: semantics · report templates · settlement vs recon.
How the products relate¶
flowchart LR
app[Banking_application_backend]
fraud[Fraud_TM]
kyc[KYC_KYB]
recon[Reconciliation]
app --> fraud
app --> kyc
app --> recon
fraud --> app
recon --> app
Fraud and KYC are sibling risk/compliance backends. Reconciliation is a finance ops stack. Shared tenancy across all three is not assumed — see Auth and tenancy.
Stakeholder readiness: Product readiness summary.
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