About
A new law made ~120,000 businesses responsible for AML/CTF compliance, overnight.
We built the system that does it for them — and we're giving it away.
Why eAML exists
From 1 July 2026, AUSTRAC's Tranche 2 reforms brought real estate agents, lawyers, accountants, conveyancers and dealers in precious metals and stones into Australia's AML/CTF regime for the first time. Every one of them now needs an AML/CTF program, customer due diligence on every transaction, sanctions and PEP screening, and seven years of audit trail — or a manual, paper-based process AUSTRAC still permits, but that scales badly for anything beyond a handful of transactions a year.
Most of the businesses this reform touches are small — a handful of agents or partners, thin margins, no compliance team, and a deadline that had already passed before many of them had heard of it. The existing software market largely prices for that reality with a subscription plus an onboarding fee that isn't a rounding error to a two-person practice.
eAML removes that barrier entirely: platform plans start at $30/month, no onboarding fee, genuinely the complete AML/CTF platform from day one — not a crippled trial, just sized to how many cases you actually open. The only per-use charges are the parts of the process that inherently cost money to run, billed to your business in real time from a simple prepaid wallet.
Who's behind it
eAML is built by Janusoft Pty Ltd, an Australian software company. We're a small team building compliance software we'd want to use ourselves — direct, transparently priced, and built against AUSTRAC's own guidance rather than a generic "AML platform" template.
Before eAML, Janusoft's team delivered production systems for some of Australia's largest organisations — the same engineering discipline this platform is built with:
- National Australia Bank — Transaction Lifecycle Management (TLM)
- Coles
- Australia Post — fulfilment and revenue recovery services
- Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR)