For more than 14 years, Tamlo worked alongside CCUA and credit union compliance leaders across Canada to build and evolve the Flag the Money AML/ATF training cycle — a sustained collaboration with sector experts and AML authorities.
This was not a transactional vendor relationship — it was a sustained collaboration with sector experts and AML authorities to ensure the program reflected the real operational challenges facing Canadian credit unions.
That partnership resulted in one of the most recognized AML training programs in the Canadian credit union system. Together, Tamlo and its credit union partners were honored with the prestigious JOLT Award, recognizing innovation and excellence in learning.
"Tamlo continues to maintain and update Flag the Money — and the full three-year program is now available directly to credit unions."
This is not a generic annual compliance course. Flag the Money is a multi-year roadmap designed to build lasting competency.
Year-over-year reinforcement ensures concepts are retained and applied, not just checked off.
Updated content reflects the latest typologies, sanctions, and FINTRAC guidance.
Realistic dramatic videos and case studies drive emotional engagement and behavioural change.
Supports FINTRAC's expectation that training is continuous, not episodic.
Tamlo's many awards speak to the uncompromising quality we expect for each of our products. Whether we are customizing one of our existing courses for a client or shooting a new video on a current financial crime topic, we refuse to settle for less than the best. Our clients appreciate knowing that their staff are receiving the very best training available as recognized by these highly respected national and international bodies.








FINTRAC's enforcement posture has evolved significantly. Administrative monetary penalties have increased dramatically in recent years, and regulatory scrutiny now extends beyond policies and procedures to the effectiveness of compliance programs — including training.
Examinations are increasingly focused on whether training is ongoing, not episodic; whether content reflects emerging typologies; and whether institutions can demonstrate meaningful reinforcement. In this environment, training cannot be treated as a once-a-year requirement.
Short 5–10 minute modules that reinforce priority topics and keep financial crime risks top of mind throughout the year. These consistent touchpoints help demonstrate a thoughtful, ongoing training framework — particularly important as FINTRAC places increasing emphasis on effective compliance programs.
Together, these offerings support a complete AML training framework for credit unions of all sizes.
Recognize, review, and respond to deposit account abuse, credit misuse, and Power of Attorney exploitation.
Explores the cryptocurrency industry in the context of regulatory compliance, featuring expert interviews and clarifying key crypto concepts.
Connect with the Tamlo team to request the three-year program roadmap, schedule a conversation with a compliance training specialist, or access a free course review.