FCA Financial Crime · SYSC 6.3 · Proceeds of Crime Act
Fraud Detection & FRAML
- Decision reasoning captured at action level — not just the outcome
- Model version pinned to every block or pass decision
- Human escalation pathway logged and timestamped
A complete, regulator-ready audit trail for every action your AI agents take — before the FCA asks for one.
Evidence readiness
0%
Agent registry
0/15
Policy-bound actions
0
Human reviews
0.0%
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09:46:58
AML Transaction Monitor V2.1
Flagged transaction TXN-99201 for structuring pattern
MAR 1.2
Post-exec
Flagged
09:45:48
Fraud Detection Agent V2.0
Reviewed fraud model performance metrics for drift
FCA SM&CR
None
Compliant
09:37:05
Trade Reporting Agent V1.4
Submitted final EMIR trade reports for the day
MiFID II
Pre-exec
Approved
09:26:38
Retail Credit Decision Agent V2.3
Generated daily credit portfolio risk summary
GDPR Art. 22
Pending review
Pending
09:16:42
Customer Communication Agent V3.0
Compiled Article 20 data portability package
GDPR Art. 20
Blocked
Blocked
The standard, mapped to what matters:
Accountability chain
Article 17 compliance
Decision rights
Open standard
Regulated firms deploying AI agents are building on the same unstable ground: the decisions are happening, the accountability isn't captured.
Your AI agent made 40,000 credit decisions last quarter. You have usage logs — but no structured record of the reasoning, the model version, or which human reviewed edge cases. The FCA has given you three weeks...
Procurement asked whether your AI systems are EU AI Act compliant. Your legal team said yes. Now they want documentation — and producing it means weeks of forensic work across logs no auditor can read.
In January you ran one model version. In March you switched. Something changed in the outputs — and nobody can say exactly when, because model version isn't captured at the action level.
The open standard for AI agent audit trails. Model, framework, infrastructure — independent of all three. Built by Arbiris. Free to use. Free to adopt.
Every agent is registered before deployment with its owner, version, model, policy scope, and accountable SMF.
Every material action is captured as a signed record of context, reasoning, outcome, policy authority, and oversight.
Every action is linked to the versioned policy, rule, or regulatory instrument that authorised it at execution.
Every action declares the oversight actually applied: pre-execution, post-execution, or none, under approved tier rules.
4 action types have not been reviewed this quarter, including Retail Credit Decision Agent v2.3.
Accountable SMF: J. Chen · SM&CR-441
Most organisations deploying AI agents in 2026 have AI policies. What they lack is a structured specification for what should be captured and evidenced every time an agent takes a decision affecting a customer, transaction, or regulated outcome.
AARF defines the minimum viable audit trail for compliant agentic AI: intent records, cryptographic signatures, policy references, oversight status, retention, and evidence packs.
The framework lets teams adopt incrementally while showing exactly where they stand against a published standard, not an internal scorecard.
The floor below which no regulated firm should build. Free to adopt. Maintained by Arbiris. Mapped to FCA SM&CR, EU AI Act, GDPR Article 22, and FCA Consumer Duty.
Instrument every decision in three lines. Monitor in plain English. Generate regulator-ready evidence in one click. No architecture changes required.
Drop the Arbiris SDK into your existing agent code. It wraps around agent actions and captures a structured, cryptographically timestamped record of everything material—automatically, without changing your architecture.
Every agent action, in plain English, mapped to the regulatory framework you operate under. Exception queues for human review. Real-time policy coverage gaps. No engineering degree required.
Select a data range and a regulatory framework. Arbiris generates a formatted, audit-ready document — structured to EU AI Act Annex IV requirements — that you can hand directly to a regulator or external auditor.
Every sector operates under different mandates. Arbiris maps your agent actions to the frameworks that govern them — out of the box.
FCA Financial Crime · SYSC 6.3 · Proceeds of Crime Act
JMLSG Guidance · Proceeds of Crime Act
OFSI · UK Sanctions Regulations · UN Consolidated List
Consumer Duty · CONC · GDPR Article 22
EMIR · MiFID II · MAR 1.2 · FCA TR Q&As
FCA KYC Guidance · GDPR Article 22 · MLR 2017
FCA, EU AI Act, UK AI Safety, and GDPR — one audit trail, one evidence pack, one platform without rebuilding your documentation process.
Requirements
Robustness, Accuracy, and Cybersecurity with technical logging of all high-risk interactions.
Arbiris solution
Hardware-Rooted Proof of every agentic intent anchored in secure enclaves for immutable auditbility.
Requirements
Transparency and audit trails across every autonomous agentic deployment.
Arbiris solution
Sub-second Cryptographic Receipts for 10-year retention providing a tamper-proof history of autonomous reasoning.
Requirements
Fiduciary duty in autonomous advice via provable retail investor alignment.
Arbiris solution
Statutory Logic Enclaves that prevent unauthorized trades by enforcing real-time compliance with fiduciary mandates.
FIG 3.0 — DESIGN PARTNER PROGRAMME
Five design partners will shape Arbiris and the AARF framework from the ground up — early access, roadmap input, and locked-in pricing.
Full platform access from day one, before general release.
Monthly sessions to shape the roadmap around your compliance workflow.
Locked-in pricing and priority onboarding for the first cohort.
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