Compliance & Legal
Corporate & InfrastructurePhase 1Lead: Compliance Orchestrator Agent
Architecture Pattern
View full details →Compliance follows strict sequential chains: check → verify → document → report. KYC/AML checks use evaluator-optimizer to refine document verification accuracy.
Foundation. Legal and regulatory compliance are non-negotiable from day one for licensed operation.
Tools
Goals
Agent Sizing Rationale
7 agents: 1 orchestrator + 4 regulatory (License Monitoring, Regulatory Reporting, OASIS Integration, Regulatory Change Monitoring) + 2 player protection (Self-Exclusion, Data Privacy). Compliance stays lean - KYC/AML and Responsible Gambling moved to Risk & Fraud for security-first focus.
Regulatory & Licensing
Player Protection
Orchestration
Agents Used From Other Departments
These agents from other departments feed data into or are called by this department's agents.
KYC/AML and Responsible Gambling agents moved to Risk & Fraud for security-first focus. Risk findings feed into compliance reporting.
Player data is required for responsible gambling monitoring and reporting.
Transaction data is required for AML reporting and suspicious activity reports.
Ad compliance reviews for all marketing channels. Affiliate agreement reviews. Ensuring all CRM communications include responsible gambling messaging.
Complaint escalation for legal threats and fairness disputes. Regulatory complaints must be tracked and reported.
Ensuring self-excluded players are excluded from all retention campaigns. Bonus T&C compliance for retention offers.
Game compliance reviews, tournament T&C approvals, and ensuring game offerings meet license conditions per jurisdiction.
Sports betting regulatory compliance per jurisdiction. Match-fixing reporting obligations. Betting limit regulations.