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StackGo for Conveyancing & Settlements

Identity and checks for every property settlement, built around your workflow.

You're regulated if you: Assisting a property transfer or settlement. AML regulates what you do, not who you are.
Regulatory context

What Conveyancing & Settlements must do, and where

Australia
RegulationAML/CTF Act 2006, Tranche 2 reforms (in force 1 July 2026)
SupervisorAUSTRAC

Conveyancers who assist in the transfer of real property provide a designated service and are reporting entities under AUSTRAC. You must enrol, run customer due diligence on the parties, keep records for seven years, and report suspicious matters.

Read the full Tranche 2 requirements
Which checks apply

Which checks apply to Conveyancing & Settlements

  • Intake

    Collect ID and the transaction details for every party to the settlement, and open the matter in your conveyancing software. No rekeying between systems.

  • Verify

    Verify each party's identity, and confirm the entity and its beneficial owners on company and trust purchases. Written back to the matter.

  • Screen

    Screen every party against PEP, sanctions and adverse-media lists before the property changes hands.

  • Assess

    Produce a defensible risk rating for the settlement and record the decision, kept ready if AUSTRAC asks.

  • Monitor

    Keep repeat clients and off-the-plan developer settlements current with ongoing re-checks.

Built for your workflow

Built for the way Conveyancing & Settlements work

StackGo fits the point where you open a file for a transfer. You send a check, the parties verify on their phone, and the result and documents land on the matter, so verification does not hold up settlement.

Proof

Firms like yours already run StackGo

Ready to make onboarding minutes, not hours?

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