iTrackAML at the FINTECH Circle Angel Investor Network - MAY 5TH 2026
11/05/2026
This Wednesday MAY 5TH 2026 evening, my co-founder David and I are taking the stage in London to pitch iTrackAML at the FINTECH Circle Angel Investor Network.
iTrackAML isn't your typical compliance platform.
iTrackAML isn't your typical compliance platform.
We've engineered it to turn AML/CTF/CPF from a severe regulatory headache into a true competitive edge — empowering AML/CTF/CPF-regulated persons, including fintechs, banks, accountants, lawyers, estate agents, etc., to operate faster, smarter, and with total confidence.
We're actively raising funds and seeking the right strategic partners to take this vision global.
So, if you're in the room on Wednesday: bring your best questions… and your stablecoins, fiat, or whichever legal tender you're working with 😉 (happy to run the CDD right there on the night). We'll be fully prepped and ready to roll.
Not heading to London?
Slide into my DMs or email us (mathew@itrackaml.com; david@itrackaml.com).
Quick shout-out to my investor friends in Jersey: we'd love to connect with local talent and keep some of that international AML/CTF/CPF best-practice energy right here at home 😊.
Let's talk. 🤝🚀
P.S. A bit like Ant and Dec… we may be hard to split, albeit I'll be the one with a tie on 😉
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