Financial crime desk · Training

Most alerts are nothing.
Knowing which ones is the job.

CasePilot puts you in the analyst's chair. Read the file, flag what matters, and make the call — across 300 cases in money laundering, sanctions, crypto, fraud and terrorist financing.

Free forever· No sign-up· 300 cases· 6 disciplines
CW-301 · MONEY LAUNDERING Playable

The Greengrocer's Good Month

Sole trader, fruit and vegetable pitch · £18,400

Have a go. Flag what looks wrong, then make the call — about ten seconds.

Step 1 — tap any evidence a real investigator would cite
Step 2 — stamp your decision

A shortened case. The real ones run on a clock.

Over-reporting isn't caution. It's a backlog with good intentions.

Somewhere between 90 and 95 per cent of transaction monitoring alerts close with no further action. Every desk knows this, and almost no training reflects it — practice material is built from cases that are always guilty, so the answer is never in doubt.

CasePilot doesn't work that way. One in five cases resolves as no issue found, and stamping that correctly scores exactly as well as catching a real one. Report something the file already explains, and the day-end review marks it as over-reported.

Built by ClearPath Advisory

Six disciplines · 300 cases

What you practise

Every case is a composite of patterns that turn up on real desks — written by a compliance practitioner, not adapted from a textbook.

AML

Money laundering

Structuring, cash-intensive businesses, shell companies, third-party funding and the source-of-funds questions that decide them.

Sanctions

Sanctions

Screening matches and the discriminators that clear them, ownership thresholds, sectoral versus blocking measures, licences and evasion typologies.

TM

Transaction monitoring

Velocity spikes, dormant reactivation, mule networks, threshold behaviour and the profile changes that mean something.

Crypto

Digital assets

Mixers, bridges, unhosted wallets, dusting, airdrops and off-ramps — where the chain analysis helps and where it misleads.

Fraud

Fraud

Authorised push payment fraud, invoice redirection, account takeover, card testing and the disputes that are and aren't first-party.

TF & PF

Terrorist & proliferation financing

Charity and remittance corridors, dual-use procurement, sponsored travel — and the de-risking failures that do real harm.

Every case, the same three stages

How a case works

The format never changes — only the answer does. That's deliberate: you can't guess the outcome from the shape of the question.

STAGE 01

Flag the evidence

Five facts sit on the file. Pin the ones a real investigator would cite as red flags. What you leave unflagged matters as much as what you pin.

+10 each · −5 for flagging normal activity
STAGE 02

Name the typology

Four readings of the same facts. Choose what the activity actually is — structuring, a documented trade, a takeover, an ordinary payroll.

+20 for the correct reading
STAGE 03

Stamp the disposition

No issue found, request information, file a report, or block and escalate. This is the call that would land on a real customer.

+20 · graded against the file
Straight answer

Is this for you?

It suits some people well and others not at all. Better to know before you spend an evening on it.

Yes, if you

  • Work on a financial crime, AML, sanctions or fraud desk and want reps without risking a real customer
  • Are moving into compliance and need to build judgement, not memorise definitions
  • Manage analysts and want something to talk through in a team session
  • Are preparing for interviews where you'll be asked how you'd handle a case
  • Already know the rules and want to practise applying them under time pressure

Probably not, if you

  • Need a certificate or Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours — CasePilot is practice, not accreditation
  • Want the regulations themselves taught from scratch; start with a structured course instead
  • Are looking for jurisdiction-specific legal guidance on a live matter
  • Want a passive experience — every case asks you to commit to a decision
Browser or app

Play wherever you think best

The full 300-case library is free in the browser with nothing to install. The apps add long-form dossiers and work offline.

No install

In your browser

Start a case in about three seconds
  • All 300 cases across six disciplines
  • Daily queue of six alerts
  • Progress saved in your browser
  • No account, no email, no sign-up
iOS & Android

In the app

Everything above, plus offline play and streaks
  • 40 multi-stage Expert Dossiers (one-off in-app purchase)
  • Works offline, on the train or a plane
  • Daily case reminders
  • The 300-case game is free here too, with no advertising
Questions

Before you start

Is it really free?

Yes. All 300 cases, in the browser and in both apps, with no account, no advertising and nothing to buy. CasePilot exists because ClearPath Advisory trains compliance professionals for a living, and this is the most useful introduction we can offer.

Who writes the cases?

They're written by a compliance practitioner with twenty years across banks, payment institutions, fintechs and crypto firms. Every case is a composite of patterns seen on real desks — no real customers, institutions or investigations appear.

Do I need experience to play?

No. Beginner cases give you ninety seconds and explain their reasoning in full afterwards. If you're new to the field you'll learn from the debriefs; if you're experienced the expert tier will still catch you out.

Why do some cases have no issue at all?

Because most alerts don't. One in five cases resolves as no issue found, and clearing it correctly scores the same as catching a real one. Training that makes every case guilty teaches a habit that costs real customers their accounts.

Does it count towards Continuing Professional Development (CPD)?

No. CasePilot is practice rather than accreditation, and it carries no CPD hours. If you need certified training, ClearPath Advisory runs structured courses — the game is a good way to find out whether the work suits you first.

Is my progress stored anywhere?

Only in your own browser or on your device. Nothing is uploaded, there's no account to create, and no personal data leaves your machine.

From the same desk

ClearPath Advisory

The game is free and always will be. If you want to go deeper, CasePilot's maker — ClearPath Advisory, a compliance training and consultancy practice — offers full-length paid courses that cover the reasoning behind every case type in depth. Three are live now, forming a clear path.

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Ten seconds from here to your first case

The file is on the desk.

Three hundred cases, six disciplines, and no sign-up standing between you and the first one.