Security that is designed in, not bolted on at the end.

Your institution answers to the regulator for every transaction. That is why protection and compliance are built into every layer of the platform, with end-to-end traceability.

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From the network to the person operating the console.

  1. NetworkWeb application firewall (WAF), anti-DDoS protection and private networks (VPC) isolated per environment.
  2. DataAES-256 encryption at rest, TLS in transit and point-to-point encryption (P2PE) for card payments.
  3. KeysCryptographic key management in dedicated hardware security modules (HSM).
  4. UsersAdaptive multi-factor authentication and built-in facial and fingerprint biometrics.
  5. AccessZero-trust model: every access is authenticated, authorized with least privilege and logged.
  6. InfrastructureDeployment across multiple AWS regions with geographic redundancy and isolated environments.

Code quality and secure development

Security starts with the first line of code.

Controls aligned with ISO/IEC 27002 (secure development, change management and vulnerability management) applied to every release.

Static and dependency analysis

Every change goes through static code analysis (SAST) and third-party library review (SCA) before it is merged.

Peer review

No change reaches production without approval from another team member.

Automated testing

Unit, integration and regression tests in the continuous integration pipeline.

OWASP guidelines

Security requirements based on OWASP ASVS and the Top 10 from the design of each module.

Measurable quality

Maintainability, reliability and security assessed with the ISO/IEC 25010 quality model.

Penetration testing

Periodic third-party testing and vulnerability management with remediation deadlines by severity.

Legal framework

Designed for Venezuelan regulation from the ground up.

Your institution is the obligated party before SUDEBAN and the BCV. The platform provides the controls, records and reports these regulations require.

  • Venezuela

    Decree with Rank, Value and Force of Law on Banking Sector Institutions (G.O. Ext. No. 6.154 of 11/19/2014)

    Banking secrecy, outsourcing of technology services and SUDEBAN supervision.

  • Venezuela

    SUDEBAN, Resolution No. 010.25 (G.O. No. 43.098 of 03/31/2025)

    Management and oversight of the risks of money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (LC/FT/FPADM).

  • Venezuela

    Organic Law against Organized Crime and Terrorist Financing (LOCDOFT)

    Duty of prevention, customer due diligence, record keeping and suspicious activity reporting.

  • Venezuela

    SUDEBAN, Resolution No. 641.10: Rules governing the use of electronic banking services

    Security, authentication, availability and traceability of electronic channels.

  • Venezuela

    SUDEBAN, Resolution No. 001.21: Rules governing financial technology services (G.O. No. 42.151, reprinted in G.O. No. 42.162)

    Prior authorization of financial technology institutions (ITF) and bank partnerships with Fintech providers.

  • Venezuela

    Special Law against Computer Crimes

    Unauthorized access, sabotage, computer espionage, electronic fraud and misuse of cards.

  • Venezuela

    Decree-Law on Data Messages and Electronic Signatures (SUSCERTE)

    Legal validity of electronic contracts, documents and signatures.

  • Venezuela

    Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (arts. 28, 48 and 60)

    Habeas data, secrecy of communications and limits on the use of information technology to protect privacy.

  • International standard

    ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27002

    Information security management system and catalog of security controls.

  • International standard

    PCI DSS (PCI Security Standards Council)

    Protection of cardholder data.

  • International standard

    FATF and GAFILAT Recommendations; UN and OFAC sanctions lists

    International AML/CFT standard and screening of individuals against lists.

  • International standard

    OECD AI Principles and ISO/IEC 42001; draft Artificial Intelligence Law (under discussion in the National Assembly)

    Transparency, explainability, human oversight and risk management of AI systems.

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KYC, AML and reporting within day-to-day operations.

Every risk decision is documented and available for audit.

Verified onboarding

KYC and KYB with liveness check, OCR document validation and screening against PEP and sanctions (OFAC) lists.

Transaction monitoring

AI models and graph analysis that detect money laundering and fraud patterns in real time.

Regulatory reporting

Suspicious activity reports for the UNIF and SUDEBAN requests handled from the same system, in accordance with Resolution 010.25.

Dynamic rules

Configurable business rules to comply with local and international regulations.

Compliance documentation

If your vendor assessment process requires it, request the current compliance documentation and the scope of each certification. We share it directly with your risk team.

Actual status of each certification, service levels, incident management and cloud providers: Go to the trust center

Request documentation

Does your risk team need to review the architecture?

We organize a technical session with your security team to review controls, data flows and regulatory requirements.

What happens next

  1. We contact you through the channel you prefer.
  2. Demo with a solutions architect, focused on your current systems.
  3. Phased proposal: which module first, why, and what result to expect.

Or directly: info@alodiga.com · +1 305 815 4862