For Auction Houses & Dealers

Compliance at scale.
Every lot, every client,
every transaction.

High-volume art businesses need AML infrastructure, not spreadsheets. MIRAS provides full ORS+ARS dual-engine scoring, automated Enhanced Due Diligence, Suspicious Transaction Report templates, and multi-user team access — built for the pace of auction season.

The Problem

Manual compliance does not scale

Volume makes manual checks impossible

When you process hundreds of transactions per quarter, manual AML checks become a bottleneck that slows deals and drains staff. You need computational scoring, not clipboard compliance.

Regulatory penalties are existential

A single AML violation can result in fines up to €5 million or 10% of annual turnover under EU AMLR, criminal liability for responsible officers, and reputational damage that takes years to repair.

Fragmented tools create audit gaps

When KYC is in one system, sanctions screening in another, and provenance records on paper, you cannot produce a unified audit trail when the regulator arrives.

Dual-Engine AML Scoring

ORS + ARS: two computational engines, one risk score

The Owner Risk Score (ORS) evaluates 6 variables about the transaction counterparty — sanctions exposure, PEP status, jurisdiction risk, corporate opacity, source of wealth, and transaction patterns. The Asset & Context Risk Score (ARS) evaluates 8 variables about the artwork itself — provenance depth, wartime gaps, price anomalies, authentication status, cultural property flags, geographic risk, frequency patterns, and cash indicators.

  • 14 risk variables scored computationally — no subjective judgment
  • Combined score = MAX(ORS, ARS) with 4 risk bands (Green/Yellow/Orange/Red)
  • Automated EDD triggers when score exceeds threshold
  • STR filing templates pre-populated with case data
  • Full audit trail — every score timestamped and immutable
Dual-Engine Structure
ORS
Owner Risk Score
6 variables (O1–O6)
Sanctions, PEP status, jurisdiction risk, corporate opacity, source of wealth, transaction patterns
ARS
Asset & Context Risk Score
8 variables (A1–A8)
Provenance depth, wartime gaps, price anomalies, authentication, cultural property, geographic risk, frequency, cash indicators
Combined = MAX(ORS, ARS)
Green 0–15 Yellow 16–35 Orange 36–55 Red 56–100

Institutional Capabilities

Built for institutional operations

Unlimited ALR Checks

Art Loss Register queries at no additional per-search cost. Screen every lot before it hits the catalogue.

Multi-User Team Access

Role-based permissions for compliance officers, cataloguers, and management. Audit-ready activity logs for every user.

API Integration

RESTful API connects MIRAS to your existing catalogue management system, CRM, or ERP. Automate screening at the point of intake.

Why MIRAS

The MIRAS Advantage for Dealers

One integrated stack. Computational scoring. Enforcement-ready.

One Integrated Stack

Authentication, provenance, AML scoring, KYC, sanctions screening, and reporting in a single platform. No duct-taping five vendors together.

Computational, Not Subjective

ORS+ARS produces a numerical risk score from 14 variables, not an opinion. Auditors and regulators want numbers they can verify — not judgment calls they have to trust. Patented methodology (UIBM #102026000010327).

Built for Enforcement Day

EU AMLA is operational since May 2025. AMLR enforcement begins 2027. UK lowered AMP thresholds to GBP 10,000 in 2026. US AMIA is moving through Congress. MIRAS is ready before you need it.

At volume, compliance is either automated or it fails. MIRAS gives auction houses and dealers the same computational AML infrastructure that banks have used for decades — purpose-built for art.

Pricing

Enterprise-grade compliance

Dealer
€399/month
or €3,990/year
  • Full ORS+ARS dual-engine AML
  • Unlimited artwork registrations
  • Unlimited ALR checks
  • Enhanced Due Diligence automation
  • STR filing templates
  • Multi-user team access
  • API integration
  • Dedicated onboarding
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Get ahead of enforcement

Join the auction houses and dealers building computational AML compliance before AMLR enforcement begins in 2027.