Proof of method
Built by AML/CTF specialists
Specialist framing matters more than generic consultancy language in a compliance purchase.
AUSTRAC deadline: 1 July 2026
AUSTRAC enrolment is open. Accountants, lawyers, real estate agents and conveyancers need a finished AML/CTF program, not a pile of guidance notes. We build the program for you at a fixed price so your firm can move quickly and cleanly.
Short form first. We review your firm, identify likely scope, and reply personally with the next step.
Countdown to compliance day
Built by AML/CTF specialists for professional services firms facing Tranche 2.
The problem
AUSTRAC opened enrolment for Tranche 2 reporting entities on 31 March 2026. Real estate agents, accountants, lawyers, and conveyancers now need a working AML/CTF program, documented procedures, and internal rollout before 1 July 2026.
Most firms do not need another vague advisory relationship. They need a complete program, clear next steps, and a path to implementation that does not eat the next six weeks.
Proof of method
Specialist framing matters more than generic consultancy language in a compliance purchase.
Proof of deliverable
Prospects can see the quality and structure of the documentation before they enquire.
Proof of commercial clarity
No hourly sprawl, no forced call booking, and no anonymous autoresponder sequence.
Who it affects
Searchers want to see their profession, their services, and their likely exposure. That is why each industry gets its own page with specific obligations, scope examples, and FAQs.
If your accounting firm creates entities, manages client funds, or provides trust and company services, you may already be in scope.
See accountants obligations ->Law firms become exposed when they move beyond advice and help execute transactions, hold funds, or create structures.
See lawyers obligations ->Property transactions are a major AML focus, which means agencies need a practical program before the deadline pressure peaks.
See real estate agents obligations ->Conveyancers sit directly inside transaction execution, which makes the deadline especially important for smaller practices.
See conveyancers obligations ->The risk
AUSTRAC does not need to be dealing with a major bank for the penalty framework to matter. The same framework applies to reporting entities that fail to put the required program in place.
How it works
You do not need to book a call to get started. Submit the short form and we review your firm before recommending the next move.
Tell us your industry, firm size, and likely designated services. It takes a few minutes, not a discovery marathon.
We assess likely exposure, package fit, and the fastest way to get your program built without unnecessary work.
We respond with what you need, what is included, and what the next step looks like for your firm.
What you get
Sample program previews work as trust proof because they show prospects what they are actually buying: structured documentation, role-specific procedures, and practical implementation materials.
Pricing
You are comparing a fixed one-off build against the cost of delay, rushed DIY work, or high-fee consultants. The goal here is certainty, speed, and usable output.
FAQ
A high-ticket compliance service still needs clear answers on scope, timing, value, and process before people submit a form.
No. The main path is the short form. We review your firm and reply personally with the best next step.
It is a starting point, not a finished program for your firm. Most businesses still need tailoring, procedures, and implementation materials.
We review the enquiry as soon as it lands, then respond with likely scope, package fit, and the next action.
That is useful. We can work from what you already have and focus on the missing components.
You risk delay, incomplete implementation, and exposure to meaningful civil penalties plus reputational damage if the issue escalates.
Primary action
Send the short form. We will review your firm, identify likely AML/CTF scope, and reply personally with the next step.
What happens after you submit?
No obligation. No hard sell. We review your firm first and reply personally.