132recon

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Live demonstration

The search that proves
something is not there.

Every AML tool on the market returns a risk score. A probability. An estimate. 132recon returns something no other tool can — a mathematical proof of absence.

No data leaves this device · Demonstration uses synthetic record set

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Result typesHit · Confirmed Negative

Confirmed negativeMissProb=0 · Mathematical guarantee

DeploymentYour server · Your records

MiCACompliant by design

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The story

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Every day, financial institutions make decisions
about transactions with incomplete information.

AML checks. Fraud screening. Compliance audits. The question is always the same — was this transaction in our records?

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Today's tools give you
a probability.

          risk_score: 0.34

          confidence: 68%

          flag: "MEDIUM_RISK"

          result: "Probably clean."

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Probabilities
are not proof.

When a regulator asks "was this transaction in your records?" — a risk score is not an answer. You need certainty.

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No tool in the market
can prove absence.

Chainalysis. Elliptic. TRM Labs. ComplyAdvantage. Every major AML platform returns scores. None can return a guaranteed negative. Until now.

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132recon returns
something different.

Every other tool

Risk score. Probability. Flag. An estimate that leaves room for doubt.

132recon

Hit — or Confirmed Negative. Two results. Both mathematically certain.

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Hit.
The record is there.

          result: HIT

          confirmed: true

          frequency: 847

          last_seen: "2026-02-14"

          flag: "HIGH_FREQUENCY"

Found in the ingested record set. Data returned to your system immediately.

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Confirmed Negative.
It is not there.

          result: CONFIRMED_NEGATIVE

          hit: nil

          confirmed: true

          miss_prob: 0

Not "probably not there." Not "low risk." Definitively absent within the ingested record set.

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MissProb=0
is not a score.
It is a proof.

The countminlog sketch checked every hash function row. The minimum value across all rows is zero. That is a mathematical guarantee of absence — not an estimate.

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Runs on your server.
Your records. Your control.

Data sovereignty

Sensitive transaction data never leaves your environment. No cloud dependency. No third-party access.

MiCA compliant

Transaction traceability. Audit-grade outputs. Code disclosed on agreement. Built for 2026 regulatory requirements.

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See it work.
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Consultation: demo@132recon.com

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Query interface

Enter a wallet, transaction, or amount range

Returns either a Hit or a Confirmed Negative · Scoped to the ingested record set

Try these — some return hits, some return confirmed negatives

rN7n3473SaZBCG4dFL84pQiMcTFxbmzFV rHb9CJAWyB4rj91VRWn96DkukG4bwdtyTh TX-8F4A2C1E9B3D7F6A rPT1Sjq2YGrBMTttX4GZHjKu9dyfzbpAYe 45,000–52,000 XRP · Jan 2026 rUnknownWallet99XYZ2026demo TX-NOT-IN-ANY-RECORDS

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Sketch lookup running

Searching record set

H₁H₂ H₃H₄

Initialising countminlog sketch...

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Result · Hit

Hit

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Result · Confirmed Negative

Confirmed Negative

MissProb = 0

What this means

This record is definitively absent from the ingested record set. The countminlog sketch checked every hash function row and returned zero across all of them. It is not there. This is not a probability — it is a mathematical proof of absence within the scope of the records ingested.

Every other AML tool

Returns a risk score or probability. "Low risk" still means uncertainty — you cannot put a probability in front of a regulator as proof of absence.

132recon

Returns MissProb=0. A mathematical proof of absence within the ingested record set. Audit-ready. Legally defensible. No other tool in this market does this.

The search that provessomething is not there.

Enter a wallet, transaction, or amount range

The search that proves
something is not there.