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Credas selects CommsCo to boost awareness in the fight against money laundering

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CommsCo to position Credas as a leader in digital identity and compliance solutions, supporting businesses in meeting more stringent regulatory requirements

London, UK, 14 February 2025: Credas Technologies, A Dye and Durham Solution and leader in identity verification technology, has appointed B2B tech PR agency CommsCo to amplify its brand and thought leadership to businesses fighting financial crime in the real estate, conveyancing and accounting sectors.

As regulatory requirements tighten, businesses are increasingly turning to Credas for compliance solutions that simplify customer due diligence and enhance operational efficiency. Half of residential housing transactions already run on Credas’ identity verification technology, with company running over four million customer compliance checks in 2024.

CommsCo will work with Credas to share its customer success stories, educate the industry and raise awareness of key issues, highlight its market-leading technology, and position the company as an essential partner for firms navigating complex compliance landscapes.

Jonathan Bennett, Digital Marketing Manager at Credas, commented: “Credas is at the forefront of compliance technology, particularly in sectors like real estate where regulatory demands continue to grow. As we expand our influence and innovation in this space, we need a PR partner that shares our energy and passion for making compliance seamless and effective. CommsCo stood out with its deep understanding of the money laundering market and track record in working in this space. We look forward to a successful partnership.”

Leah Jones, Deputy MD of CommsCo, added: “Credas is a fast-moving and innovative player in the digital compliance space. We’re thrilled to help the company amplify its message and build momentum in the commercial property sector and beyond.”

Credas’ technology is trusted by leading organisations seeking to streamline compliance processes, reduce fraud, and meet evolving industry regulations.

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