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Most compliance teams aren't losing because they picked the wrong vendor. They're losing because they're managing five of them. Datos Insights mapped the emerging fraud and AML fintech landscape in their Q2 2026 Spotlight. The throughline across every platform they featured: the fragmentation problem is the problem. Stacks built on point solutions create gaps, not coverage. Grid was one of the solutions highlighted. One integration, one contract, access every check you need. The report is ungated: ordnl.link/npqj5kf

Datos Insights has featured Grid in its Q2 2026 Fraud and AML Fintech Spotlight. The Spotlight series looks at emerging providers taking a different approach to financial crime operations. Grid was selected for how the platform handles two problems most risk teams live with daily: managing a stack of separate verification vendors, and getting those vendors to speak a common language. That second one is the part we care most about. Signal normalization is not a feature. It is the layer that makes everything above it possible, including AI-assisted decisioning. Raw, unnormalized vendor output cannot support that kind of analysis. Normalized output can. The profile covers the Orchestrator, Grid Apply, and Grid Case Management, along with where the roadmap goes next. No form, no gate, no paywall. Read it here: ordnl.link/5Rit4an

$95B drained annually by inadequate identity verification. 3.1% of annual revenue lost on average to verification gaps.

KYC verified the identity at onboarding. Monitoring watches it now. Unless they share a data model, nothing connects day one to day sixty.

67% of fintechs saw fraud rates rise in 2025. Budgets went up. Tooling expanded. The problem is not effort. It is architecture.

Why guess where your identity verification is failing when you can measure it? Grid’s Identity Verification Risk Assessment gives you a clear, structured snapshot of your current controls, highlights the exact steps where fraud can slip through, and quantifies where you can reduce losses. Run it once, and you’ll know precisely which changes will give you the biggest return on your fraud prevention efforts.