Engagement model

From scoping call to board-ready findings

Audits for fintech operators succeed when everyone knows what happens each week. This page maps our standard rhythm so your compliance and operations leads can plan evidence and calendars.

Team planning an engagement timeline on paper
Week 0

Scoping conversation

We confirm licence type, product corridors, outsourced vendors, and the event driving the review — renewal, diligence, or board cycle. You receive a draft engagement letter with fee, fieldwork dates, and exclusions.

Week 1

Evidence request

A structured list covers policies, organisation charts, sample files, exception logs, and reconciliation packs. We agree redaction rules before anything leaves your environment.

Weeks 2–4

Fieldwork

Walkthroughs of live processes, interviews with control owners, and sample testing. Hybrid delivery is common: document review remotely, on-site days in Taiwan for paper-heavy or multi-team sessions.

Week 5

Draft findings

You review a findings matrix for factual accuracy. Severity rankings stay ours; facts are corrected before anything is final.

Close

Final report & briefing

Final report, remediation tracker, and a leadership briefing. Working papers transfer under the retention terms in your letter.

What we need from your side

  • A single engagement coordinator with authority to unlock files
  • Access to operations, compliance, and finance owners during fieldwork
  • Honest notice of known incidents already under remediation

What stays outside the model

  • Legal representation before the regulator
  • Building or operating your transaction monitoring rules day to day
  • Open-ended retainers without a defined sample set

Align this rhythm to your calendar

Choose an audit engagement and tell us your target board or renewal date. We will confirm whether the window is realistic.