What is Oscilar?
Fraud, credit and compliance decisions in one platform.
Who is Oscilar best for?
Oscilar is best for banks and fintechs that want fraud, credit and AML decisions in one place, with AI agents clearing alerts.
Fraud teams at fintechs and banks
It watches the whole customer journey, from login to payments, using device and behavioural signals, and returns decisions in under 100 milliseconds.
Credit and underwriting
Credit decisioning comes with an explainability agent, so each approval or decline has a reason that can be defended.
AML and compliance operations
AML, SAR, sanctions, PEP and CTR agents score alerts, clear false positives and draft investigation narratives for analysts to review.
Risk teams without engineers on call
Policies are written in plain language and backtested on historical data before they go live, with no SQL needed.
How much does Oscilar cost?
Oscilar does not publish prices: its risk decisioning platform is sold through a demo request, and the maker states no free plan or trial.
Oscilar has no pricing page or plans; its buttons lead to a demo request form that asks for your industry, company size and the areas you want, such as AML operations, credit decisioning, onboarding and KYC, fraud detection, KYB or transaction monitoring. Plans and current prices are on oscilar.com.
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Questions about Oscilar
What is Oscilar?
Fraud, credit and compliance decisions in one platform.
Who is Oscilar for?
Oscilar is best for banks and fintechs that want fraud, credit and AML decisions in one place, with AI agents clearing alerts.
Is Oscilar free?
No. Oscilar is a paid tool.
Where can I try Oscilar?
On its official website, oscilar.com.
Can Oscilar use our own risk models?
Yes. Oscilar lets you bring your own custom models next to models trained on your own data, which it says retrain in days when risk patterns shift, and it monitors every model for drift before detection suffers.







