How It Works
Three steps from purchase to a complete, customized BSA/AML compliance program — without building anything from scratch.
From purchase to compliance program
No account needed. No waiting. No back-and-forth with a consultant.
Choose Your Package
Select the package that matches your FinCEN MSB registration type. Not sure? The package names and descriptions match the exact registration categories FinCEN uses.
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Secure checkout via Stripe. Pay once with any major credit card. No subscription, no account creation. Your receipt is emailed automatically.
Download & Customize
You're redirected immediately to a secure download page. Unzip, open each document in Word, and fill in the gold-highlighted fields with your business information.
What's inside a compliance package
Each package is a complete AML program — not a checklist or a summary. Every document is a working compliance manual with regulatory citations, procedures, forms, and training materials.
The Four Pillars — 31 CFR 1022.210
Every AML program for an MSB must satisfy four requirements under federal law. Every package covers all four.
- 1 Written policies, procedures, and internal controls — documented procedures for every compliance function.
- 2 Designated compliance officer — identified individual responsible for the program with defined authority.
- 3 Employee training program — documented training covering BSA requirements, red flags, and reporting obligations.
- 4 Independent review — periodic audit by someone who is not the compliance officer and does not report to them.
Professional documents, not generic templates
Every document has a table of contents, section headers, regulatory citation callouts, page numbers, and professional formatting — ready to present to an examiner or regulator.
Why generic templates don't work for MSBs
Free templates from FFIEC, FINRA, and compliance blogs are written for banks and broker-dealers. The regulatory differences are not minor.
Rules
Different SAR thresholds and filers
MSB SAR threshold is $2,000 (lower than banks' $5,000). Check cashers and currency exchangers are not required to file SARs at all (31 CFR 1022.320). Bank templates get this wrong.
Rules
MSBs cannot exempt customers from CTRs
Banks can exempt certain customers from CTR filing. MSBs cannot. Any template that includes customer exemption procedures is wrong for an MSB — and could create examination problems.
Rule
Travel Rule applies to transmitters, not all MSBs
The $3,000 transmittal recordkeeping rule (31 CFR 1010.410(f)) applies to money transmitters — not to check cashers or money order sellers. Our packages include or exclude it correctly.
Structure
IRS examines MSBs, not bank regulators
MSBs are examined by the IRS under Title 31, using IRM 4.26.9 procedures. Our documents are structured around what IRS examiners are required to review — not bank examination criteria.
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