Fraud & risk analytics · SardineAI Corp.

Sardine

Fraud and AML platform leaning on behavioral biometrics, device intelligence and payment/on-chain risk signals.

Sardine is a risk platform built for fintechs, banks and payment companies that unifies fraud prevention, KYC/KYB onboarding and AML transaction monitoring. Its distinguishing signal is behavioral biometrics: it analyzes typing, mouse and touch patterns during onboarding and transactions to flag social engineering, scripted bots and coerced ('scam') behavior, combined with device fingerprinting and a proprietary de-anonymization technique for masked IPs/locations. It also screens payment and on-chain (crypto wallet) activity for money-laundering typologies. Delivered as a cloud API/dashboard, it adds a rules engine, a connections/network graph for link analysis, case management, and consortium data shared across customer institutions. Compared with Sift's consortium-first approach or SEON's digital-footprint focus, Sardine centers on how a user physically interacts with a device as its primary tell.

At a glance

Vendor SardineAI Corp.
Pricing model Quote only
Free tier —
Deployment Cloud
Open source No
Best for Fintechs and banks that need onboarding, payment fraud and AML monitoring in one platform, weighted toward behavioral-biometric detection.

Pricing

Enterprise pricing quoted per customer based on volume and modules used; no public rate card.

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Features

  • Behavioral biometrics (typing, mouse, touch patterns)
  • Device fingerprinting and emulator detection
  • IP/location de-anonymization ('True Piercing')
  • KYC/KYB identity verification and document checks
  • Payment fraud detection across ACH, wires, cards and RTP
  • On-chain/crypto transaction risk scoring
  • Connections graph for network/link analysis
  • Sanctions and PEP screening with case management

Profile last reviewed September 21, 2026

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