Kontor is a sovereign intelligence platform for financial-crime work. Your team screens names against sanctions lists on software that runs entirely on your own servers — nothing leaves your environment, and every decision stays with your people.
Smaller regulated institutions carry the same AML obligations as the large banks, without the same resources — and without the option of shipping sensitive data to an outside platform. Kontor runs where your data already lives, and is delivered as four parts on one engine.
Resolves people and companies into a single, source-stamped record. Every fact traces to where it came from.
Explains matches and connections in plain language. You bring your own AI model; it stays inside your walls.
Where your team reviews, confirms or clears alerts and records the decision — with a four-eyes control and an audit log.
A sealed package that installs on your own servers, offline if required. Nothing external is needed to keep it running.
Built and working now — described plainly, with nothing promised that isn't there.
Data and encryption keys stay under European control, on your own servers. It is built that way, not merely promised.
Kontor is self-hosted and yours. If the founder disappeared tomorrow, it would keep running on your infrastructure. Source-code escrow is available on request.
Kontor is software, not a service. It surfaces and records; your compliance team judges. Statedge never runs screening on a client's behalf.
I'm Hugo Martins. I built Kontor myself and I'm the person you deal with — no sales layer, no call centre.
Kontor is sold through Statedge Ventures Unipessoal Lda., a Portuguese company. It is early and focused, built for firms that value a straight line to the person who made the thing.
Before any firm runs Kontor on live data, it goes through an independent security review. Demonstrations run on a sandbox with synthetic data only.