AMLgentex: Mobilizing Data-Driven Research to Combat Money Laundering
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| author | Östman, Johan Callisen, Edvin Chen, Anton Ausmees, Kristiina Gårdh, Emanuel Zamac, Jovan Goldsteine, Jolanta Wefer, Hugo Whelan, Simon Reimegård, Markus |
| author_facet | Östman, Johan Callisen, Edvin Chen, Anton Ausmees, Kristiina Gårdh, Emanuel Zamac, Jovan Goldsteine, Jolanta Wefer, Hugo Whelan, Simon Reimegård, Markus |
| contents | Money laundering enables organized crime by moving illicit funds into the legitimate economy. Although trillions of dollars are laundered each year, detection rates remain low because launderers evade oversight, confirmed cases are rare, and institutions see only fragments of the global transaction network. Since access to real transaction data is tightly restricted, synthetic datasets are essential for developing and evaluating detection methods. However, existing datasets fall short: they often neglect partial observability, temporal dynamics, strategic behavior, uncertain labels, class imbalance, and network-level dependencies. We introduce AMLGentex, an open-source suite for generating realistic, configurable transaction data and benchmarking detection methods. AMLGentex enables systematic evaluation of anti-money laundering systems under conditions that mirror real-world challenges. By releasing multiple country-specific datasets and practical parameter guidance, we aim to empower researchers and practitioners and provide a common foundation for collaboration and progress in combating money laundering. |
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| spellingShingle | AMLgentex: Mobilizing Data-Driven Research to Combat Money Laundering Östman, Johan Callisen, Edvin Chen, Anton Ausmees, Kristiina Gårdh, Emanuel Zamac, Jovan Goldsteine, Jolanta Wefer, Hugo Whelan, Simon Reimegård, Markus Social and Information Networks Artificial Intelligence Databases Machine Learning Money laundering enables organized crime by moving illicit funds into the legitimate economy. Although trillions of dollars are laundered each year, detection rates remain low because launderers evade oversight, confirmed cases are rare, and institutions see only fragments of the global transaction network. Since access to real transaction data is tightly restricted, synthetic datasets are essential for developing and evaluating detection methods. However, existing datasets fall short: they often neglect partial observability, temporal dynamics, strategic behavior, uncertain labels, class imbalance, and network-level dependencies. We introduce AMLGentex, an open-source suite for generating realistic, configurable transaction data and benchmarking detection methods. AMLGentex enables systematic evaluation of anti-money laundering systems under conditions that mirror real-world challenges. By releasing multiple country-specific datasets and practical parameter guidance, we aim to empower researchers and practitioners and provide a common foundation for collaboration and progress in combating money laundering. |
| title | AMLgentex: Mobilizing Data-Driven Research to Combat Money Laundering |
| topic | Social and Information Networks Artificial Intelligence Databases Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.13989 |