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AMLForms vs Jube

AMLForms

amlforms.com

Jube

jube.io

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FigureAMLFormsJube
Price from—$350/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Linux—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published08
Spec score · Financial Crime Compliance Software7.4 (#13)8.9 (#1)
HeadquartersMarkham, Ontario, CanadaNottingham, England, UK
IntegrationsAMLForms says it can integrate with existing tools and that its screening, ID, and KYB partners are vetted for security and data protection.The product page lists PostgreSQL for durable storage and audit logs, Redis for real-time state, and RabbitMQ via AMQP for inbound and outbound events.
Intended usersThe maker describes AMLForms as designed for regulated organizations including financial institutions, fintechs, leasing companies, and compliance-led teams.The maker describes Jube as intended for compliance teams, financial institutions, fintechs, and organisations adopting it for AML or fraud detection.
PurposeAMLForms brings onboarding, screening, verification, risk assessment, and ongoing monitoring into one AML compliance process.Jube is an open-source platform for real-time suspicious-transaction detection, AML case management, and fraud prevention.

Plans

AMLForms

No plans published.

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Jube

  • JubeFree
  • Jube softwareFree
  • Sandbox support$350 a month
  • Growth support$950 a month
  • Scale support$1,590 a month
  • Public training (Kuala Lumpur, April 2026)$1,825, paid once
  • Enterprise support$2,400 a month
  • Private training$6,000, paid once

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In their own words

AMLForms

AMLForms is a cloud AML compliance platform for onboarding, screening, verification, risk assessment, and ongoing monitoring. Its digital KYC forms use templates and conditional questions, letting clients complete forms and upload documents from any device. A no-code builder supports required fields, approvals, reviews, file uploads, and in-form or integrated e-signatures. Screening covers sanctions, politically exposed persons, and adverse media across more than 1,200 stated data sources. Checks include government IDs, biometric likeness and liveness, business verification, beneficial ownership information, and credit checks. Configurable transaction rules and risk context surface unusual activity, trigger alerts, and create cases for auditable investigations. Teams can export client files and histories. AMLForms says it is built for Canadian reporting entities and aligns with FINTRAC guidance. It describes encryption, role-based permissions, configurable retention, and SOC 2 Type II accreditation.

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Jube

Jube is a free, open-source platform for real-time suspicious-transaction detection, AML case management, and fraud prevention. Its monitoring combines threshold, velocity, and aggregation checks with sanctions screening, supervised and unsupervised machine learning, TTL counters, and suppression. Interfaces support synchronous, asynchronous, and hybrid operation over HTTP and AMQP. Redis stores real-time state, PostgreSQL provides durable storage and audit logs, and RabbitMQ handles inbound and outbound events. Case management covers AML, fraud, and compliance streams, with investigator dashboards, document versioning, escalation, and audit trails. Jube says Bayesian Network and decision-tree outputs can be explained to regulators and describes calibration against BASEL practice. The software runs in Docker and Kubernetes, supports multiple tenants, and can be deployed on customer infrastructure or cloud tenancy. Jube is available under AGPLv3 with all features. Support and training are separately priced, including sandbox, growth, scale, enterprise, and training options.

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