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Suspicious Transaction Report (STR)

Build a complete suspicious-transaction report, with the subject identified, the transactions logged and the grounds for suspicion stated, and mark it filed, ready for the regulator.

Demo

Screen recording of the real dashboard: identifying the subject, logging transactions, stating the grounds, and filing.

Compliance & Cage

Suspicious Transaction Report (STR)

One-time purchase

$299USD

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Format
Offline HTML · Desktop browserPrints to A4 PDF
Delivery
Instant download
Data
Stays on your machine

Self-serve branding (property name + logo) · optional paid customisation.

What it flags

Subject & transactions

Identify the subject by passport or ID and log every transaction: buy-ins, markers, currency exchange, cheque transfers.

Grounds for suspicion

State the pattern plainly, whether rapid in-and-out play or structuring below the threshold, in the report's own words.

Filed & traceable

Set the report to filed with its number, so the submission is on the record.

How it works

1
Open
Launch the dashboard
2
Report number
Open the STR
3
Identify subject
Passport or ID
4
Log & state grounds
Transactions and pattern
5
File & export
Filed, to A4 PDF

Why directors adopt this

See internal theft first

Lead with internal theft, then fraud, cheating and AML exposure: captured the moment the monitoring room sees them.

Built to how the room actually runs

The category structure and the sign-off chain come from decades of surveillance work: this is a register, and it is shaped like the job.

Held to a published standard

The same verification rigor as our intelligence: sourced, documented and correctable.

Act on it, get results

Turn a shift's notes into a signed, exportable record your investigators, auditors and regulator can act on.

What you get

Suspicious Transaction Report
Subject, passportIDENTFILED
Structuring < thresholdPATTERNFLAG
Cash buy-inLOGGEDok
  • Subject photograph attached to the report, printed on the PDF
  • Complete STR subject, transactions, grounds
  • Transaction + subject detail buy-ins, markers, exchange
  • Grounds-for-suspicion narrative in the report's own words
  • A4 PDF + HTML snapshot filed, reopenable

Your data stays local

Every field is entered and held in the browser on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is sent to a server: safe for the monitoring room.

Configurable for your jurisdiction

Swap the regulator list, set thresholds and currency to fit your property. 9 regulators across 8 jurisdictions are already mapped, from Macau and Singapore to Nevada and the UK.

DICJGRAPAGCORUKGC+ your authority

A suspicious-transaction report is read by people who weren't there. This builds one that stands on its own: subject, transactions, grounds, filed.

Editorial Director · Surveillance Intelligence Asia

Runs anywhere

Offline HTMLAny modern browserNo installA4 PDF export

Questions

How does it operate?+

Built over decades of surveillance work, the structure and sign-off mirror how a monitoring room actually runs a shift. It structures what your team records and exports a clean, signed report: it does not decide anything for them.

Does my data leave the machine?+

No. The report is filled and stored entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and the file you export stays on your machine.

What can it import?+

It starts blank and fills in the browser: nothing to import. Entries can be carried into a case file or report, and it exports a clean A4 PDF plus a saveable HTML snapshot you can reopen.

Can we add our own branding?+

Yes. Add your property name and logo yourself at no cost. We also offer optional paid customisation to fit your jurisdiction and house rules.

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