Charter Institution Program

The rules just changed.
Join us in defining the future.

Examiners are no longer asking whether you have a compliance program. They're asking whether it works — with measurable proof. Section 2 is inviting a small cohort of financial institutions to be the first to answer that question with confidence.

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3 founding seats remaining · Cohort closes Q2 2026
94%→18%

False positive & negative reduction
on initial deployment

$2M–$6M

Annual savings per institution
conservative estimate, mid-sized bank

8 of 8

National AML priorities covered
full examiner defensibility

The Regulatory Moment

A new standard is here.
Most programs aren't built for it.

The effectiveness standard requires institutions to demonstrate that their compliance program provides measurable value to law enforcement — not just that reports are filed or alerts are reviewed. The eight national priorities now define how examiners evaluate detection coverage. An institution that cannot demonstrate performance across all eight faces a structural compliance gap, regardless of how mature its program otherwise appears.

Charter Institutions work directly with Section 2 to close that gap — before examiners ask the question.

What Charter Institutions Gain

Intelligence. Proof. Partnership.

Priority Intelligence Access

Direct integration of Section 2's TENet™ threat intelligence layer into your existing transaction monitoring infrastructure — no rip-and-replace required.

Examiner-Ready Documentation

Performance metrics, defensible investigation rationale, and SIU-produced whitepapers documented against all eight national priorities — ready when examiners arrive.

Founding Consortium Membership

Charter institutions are founding members of Section 2's FinCEN-sanctioned 314(b) intelligence sharing consortium — with governance rights no subsequent member can hold.

About Section 2

Built by the practitioner who needed this tool.

Section 2 was founded by a practitioner who spent three years pulling a top-10 BaaS bank out from under a federal consent order — and watched $15M per year evaporate into false positive noise while examiners demanded proof that no existing tool could provide.

Our methodology — Hybrid Threat Finance™ — fuses law enforcement and intelligence community tradecraft with financial services data expertise. The result is TENet™, an intelligence platform that enhances what you already have rather than replacing it.

Federal Partnership

Active proof of concept validated through federal regulatory engagement.

SOC 2 Certified

Enterprise-grade security, ready for institutional procurement.

Patent Pending

Hybrid Threat Finance™ — foundational IP protection.

Active Deployments

Founding charter institutions already onboarding.

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Tell us about yourself and your institution.

Complete the form and we'll be in touch within two business days. We're not asking for a commitment — only a 20-minute conversation between practitioners.

What happens next

  1. 1 We review your submission against charter program fit criteria
  2. 2 If there's mutual fit, we schedule a 20-minute introductory call
  3. 3 A brief mutual NDA is signed before any data is shared
  4. 4 Onboarding begins within 30 days of agreement execution

Begin the Conversation

This is an invitation to go first.

The Charter Institution Program is limited to five founding institutions. We're not asking for a commitment — only a 30-minute conversation between practitioners. All inquiries are confidential.

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3 of 5 founding seats remaining · Closes Q2 2026