NOTO has been recognized as a Market Disruptor in the Chartis Financial Crime and Compliance50 (FCC50) The post NOTO Recognized as a Market Disruptor in the ChartisNOTO has been recognized as a Market Disruptor in the Chartis Financial Crime and Compliance50 (FCC50) The post NOTO Recognized as a Market Disruptor in the Chartis

NOTO Recognized as a Market Disruptor in the Chartis Financial Crime and Compliance50

2026/03/10 08:00
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NOTO, the enterprise financial crime management platform, has been recognized as a Market Disruptor in the Chartis Financial Crime and Compliance50 (FCC50), one of the industry’s most established rankings of vendors serving the financial crime and compliance market.

The recognition marks an important milestone for NOTO as it continues to expand its presence across key markets and help financial institutions modernize the way they detect, prevent and respond to fraud and financial crime.

“Our mission is to fundamentally change the way financial institutions prevent fraud and financial crime,” said Ivan Stefanov, CEO and Co-founder at NOTO – 360 Fraud and Compliance. “Being recognized by Chartis as a Market Disruptor is a strong validation of our vision, our technology, and the value we bring to banks, fintechs and payment processors navigating increasingly complex risk environments.”

In its assessment, Chartis highlighted NOTO’s ambition to become a key enterprise fraud management platform, as well as its strong growth, ongoing investment in innovation, and continued enhancement of its core technology.

“NOTO’s debut in the FCC50 as a Market Disruptor reflects several factors, not least its ambition to be a key enterprise fraud management platform for banks, FinTechs and payment processors in geographies including Latin America and Europe,” said Sean O’Malley, Research Director at Chartis. “And alongside robust growth and investment in innovation, it is also enhancing its core technology with machine learning models and a low/no-code interface to enable customization of its solutions.”

For NOTO, disruption means more than approaching the market with a new proposition. It means challenging fragmented, outdated approaches to fraud prevention and compliance with a more intelligent, adaptable and enterprise-ready model.

As financial institutions face mounting pressure from evolving fraud patterns, regulatory complexity and operational inefficiencies, NOTO is focused on delivering technology that enables faster decisions, stronger control and more effective customization at scale.

The Chartis recognition further strengthens NOTO’s position as an innovation-driven player in the fraud and financial crime technology space, with a platform purpose-built to support the needs of modern financial institutions across multiple markets and risk landscapes.

Organizations looking to modernize fraud prevention and financial crime compliance with a flexible, AI-augmented platform can learn more about NOTO and connect with the team via the company website.

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