Back in 2023, Kalyani Ramadurgam and Ashi Agrawal—who previously worked as a software engineer at a major fintech company—co-founded Kobalt Labs. Their mission? Tackle compliance at scale using machine learning. The platform processes massive volumes of documentation, enabling banks to thoroughly evaluate business partners and maintain regulatory compliance. As institutional players increasingly enter the crypto space, this type of infrastructure matters.
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DAOdreamer
· 9h ago
Kobalt's system is indeed necessary; institutions need to enter the market, and compliance is unavoidable...
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HodlTheDoor
· 9h ago
NGL compliance should have been taken seriously a long time ago. Once banks get involved, they need this set of tools; otherwise, it can lead to a bunch of trouble.
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ZenMiner
· 9h ago
Compliance is definitely a must; otherwise, institutional entry would be a nightmare.
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 9h ago
Using machine learning for compliance is indeed a good idea, but actual implementation is the key.
Back in 2023, Kalyani Ramadurgam and Ashi Agrawal—who previously worked as a software engineer at a major fintech company—co-founded Kobalt Labs. Their mission? Tackle compliance at scale using machine learning. The platform processes massive volumes of documentation, enabling banks to thoroughly evaluate business partners and maintain regulatory compliance. As institutional players increasingly enter the crypto space, this type of infrastructure matters.