Geovani CapitalIntelligence, Investigation, Compliance and Training
GC-204 · Professional course

Digital Intelligence and Technology-Enabled Financial Crime Analysis

Digital transformation has changed the nature, scale and speed of financial crime.

5 days Classroom, online or in-house QR-verified certificate Next intake 19 Oct 2026

Course overview

Digital transformation has changed the nature, scale and speed of financial crime. Criminal networks increasingly exploit digital platforms, online payment systems, mobile technologies, social media, e-commerce, cryptocurrencies and other technologies to facilitate fraud, money laundering and illicit financial activity.

This Digital Intelligence and Technology-Enabled Financial Crime Analysis course provides participants with an integrated understanding of technology-enabled financial crime and the intelligence methodologies required to identify, analyse and investigate digitally facilitated financial activity.

The programme brings together digital intelligence, cyber-enabled financial crime analysis, online research, electronic payment intelligence, social-media intelligence and financial transaction analysis.

What you will be able to do

  • Explain the changing digital financial crime landscape
  • Identify technology-enabled financial crime typologies
  • Recognise digital indicators associated with fraud and money laundering
  • Analyse digital payment and online financial activity
  • Apply digital intelligence techniques to financial crime analysis
  • Examine online identities, platforms and digital footprints
  • Analyse relationships between digital and financial activity
  • Identify cyber-enabled financial crime patterns
  • Develop intelligence from digital information
  • Corroborate digital intelligence with financial information
  • Develop technology-enabled financial crime profiles
  • Produce actionable digital financial crime intelligence

Who should attend

  • Financial intelligence analysts
  • Digital intelligence analysts
  • Cybercrime investigators
  • Financial crime investigators
  • Fraud investigators
  • Law-enforcement officers
  • AML/CFT compliance professionals
  • FIU personnel
  • Intelligence officers
  • Regulatory investigators
  • Cybersecurity professionals
  • Risk and fraud professionals

Course outline

Day 1The Digital Financial Crime Landscape

Topics

  • Digital transformation and financial crime
  • Technology-enabled financial crime
  • Cyber-enabled fraud
  • Online scams
  • Identity-related fraud
  • Account takeover
  • Payment fraud
  • Mobile-money abuse
  • Online investment fraud
  • E-commerce fraud
  • Digital laundering techniques
  • Emerging technology-enabled threats
Day 2Digital Financial Intelligence

Topics

  • Digital intelligence sources
  • Digital footprints
  • Online identities
  • Social-media intelligence
  • Website and domain research
  • Digital payment information
  • Mobile and electronic payment ecosystems
  • Online marketplaces
  • Digital transaction indicators
  • Digital identity resolution
  • Source verification
  • Developing digital intelligence profiles
Day 3Analysis of Technology-Enabled Financial Crime

Topics

  • Fraud transaction analysis
  • Digital payment patterns
  • Account and wallet relationships
  • Transaction velocity
  • Multiple-account structures
  • Mule-account indicators
  • Device and account relationships
  • Geographic and temporal analysis
  • Online-to-offline financial links
  • Identifying organised digital fraud networks
  • Network and link analysis
Day 4Investigative and Intelligence Methodologies

Topics

  • Digital investigation planning
  • Developing intelligence requirements
  • OSINT integration
  • Financial intelligence integration
  • Cryptocurrency intelligence
  • Digital evidence considerations
  • Information corroboration
  • Timeline development
  • Network mapping
  • Identifying facilitators and intermediaries
  • Developing investigative leads
  • Intelligence gaps
Day 5Digital Financial Crime Intelligence Production

Topics

  • Developing digital financial crime profiles
  • Intelligence assessment
  • Risk and threat analysis
  • Developing intelligence reports
  • Visualising digital crime networks
  • Presenting complex digital findings
  • Intelligence dissemination
  • Inter-agency information sharing
  • Case-study analysis
  • Capstone digital financial crime investigation

Fees are per participant in US dollars and cover tuition, course materials and your certificate. Travel and accommodation are not included.

19Oct

Pretoria, South Africa

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19–23 Oct 2026 · 5 days
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19Oct

Pretoria, South Africa

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19–30 Oct 2026 · 10 days
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26Oct

Nairobi, Kenya

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26–30 Oct 2026 · 5 days
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02Nov

Nairobi, Kenya

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2–6 Nov 2026 · 5 days
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02Nov

Mombasa, Kenya

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2–13 Nov 2026 · 10 days
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09Nov

Mombasa, Kenya

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9–13 Nov 2026 · 5 days
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16Nov

Kampala, Uganda

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16–20 Nov 2026 · 5 days
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16Nov

Kampala, Uganda

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16–27 Nov 2026 · 10 days
USD 3,000per participant · 10 days
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