About Bitrelic and the Truvali Platform
Bitrelic is a financial technology company that develops advanced compliance and risk management software for regulated industries. Through our core platform, Truvali, we help financial institutions, fintechs, and gaming operators detect financial crime and meet global regulatory standards.
Who We Are
Bitrelic is a dedicated software provider specialising in financial-crime compliance technology. Operating from our offices in Manisa (Türkiye) and Podgorica (Montenegro), we build enterprise-grade solutions that protect businesses from money laundering, fraud, and terrorist financing. Our flagship platform, Truvali, is engineered to meet the stringent demands of modern compliance officers, risk managers, and operations teams.
We serve a diverse range of regulated sectors, including:
- Retail and investment banks
- Fintech companies and neobanks
- Payment and e-money institutions
- Regulated gaming and betting operators
The Truvali Platform
Truvali is an all-in-one AML, fraud detection, and transaction monitoring platform. It allows compliance teams to monitor transactions, assess customer risk, and manage investigations within a single, unified interface. By combining real-time detection with intuitive case management, Truvali reduces operational overhead and helps teams focus on genuine threats.
Real-Time Performance and Deployment
- Sub-200 ms Latency: Truvali scores every transaction event in under 200 milliseconds, ensuring that fraud prevention does not disrupt the legitimate user experience.
- Flexible Deployment: To satisfy strict data residency and security requirements, the platform can run on-premise directly inside the customer's own infrastructure, as well as in secure cloud environments.
Empowering Compliance Teams
- Plain-Language Rules: Compliance analysts can write, test, and deploy detection rules using plain language, eliminating the need for constant engineering support.
- Four-Eyes Principle: To maintain strict internal controls, new or modified rules can be held for human approval before going live.
- Pre-Analysed Cases: When an alert is triggered, cases arrive in the dashboard pre-analysed with contextual data, allowing investigators to make faster, more accurate decisions.
Regulatory Alignment
Financial institutions operate under intense regulatory scrutiny. Truvali is designed to help compliance officers satisfy the complex requirements of local and international authorities.
Our platform supports alignment with:
- FATF Recommendations: Implementing risk-based approaches to transaction monitoring and customer due diligence.
- MASAK Regulations: Meeting the specific reporting and monitoring obligations set by the Financial Crimes Investigation Board of Türkiye.
- EU AML Package and AMLA: Preparing for the unified European regulatory framework and the oversight of the Anti-Money Laundering Authority.
By centralising audit trails and automating report generation, Truvali ensures that your institution is always ready for regulatory audits and supervisory reviews.
Common questions
- Where is Bitrelic located?
- Bitrelic operates from two primary office locations, situated in Manisa (Türkiye) and Podgorica (Montenegro). From these offices, we develop our software and support our regulated clients across different jurisdictions.
- Can Truvali be deployed on-premise?
- Yes, the Truvali platform can run on-premise directly inside the customer's own infrastructure to comply with strict internal security policies and local data residency laws. It can also be deployed in secure cloud environments depending on your operational preferences.
- How fast does the platform process transaction events?
- Truvali is engineered for high-throughput environments, scoring each transaction event in under 200 milliseconds. This rapid processing allows institutions to block fraudulent transactions in real time without degrading the end-user experience.
- How are rules managed and approved within Truvali?
- Rules within Truvali can be written in plain language by compliance staff without requiring software development skills. For safety and auditability, the platform supports a four-eyes principle where newly created or modified rules can be held for human approval before they are deployed into production.