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Kyckr Revenue Grows 46% as Demand Rises for Live Registry Data

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KYB data provider Kyckr has reported 46% revenue growth for the financial year ended June 2026, which it described as its strongest performance in two decades. The company attributes the increase to regulatory pressure in Australia and North America, where firms face growing scrutiny of the data supporting their compliance controls.

Kyckr said regulated firms face growing pressure to show that their KYB processes draw on verified, current company information rather than static third-party data. The company cited a McKinsey estimate that the financial industry detects around 2% of global financial crime flows whilst its own research found that poor data was a factor in 68% of UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) enforcement actions over the past five years.

The company added 45 clients during the year, including a Global Systemically Important Bank (G-SIB). The new client joins six G-SIBs already supported by the company. Its network has also passed 50 AML orchestration partners. Recent additions include UBO data provider Athennian in North America and legal-tech SaaS provider Infotrack in Australia.

Kyckr has reshaped its senior team since appointing Steve Lamb as chief executive in August 2025. Lamb previously served as the company’s head of product and chief operating officer. Subsequent appointments include former Equiniti executive Ian Jones as chief technology officer and former Thirdfort executive Andrew Kellett as head of customer delivery. Kyckr has also recruited commercial staff from Veriff and Moody’s.

Now entering its 20th year, Kyckr connects regulated firms to more than 300 official company registry sources worldwide. The company built the network to address fragmented and inconsistent corporate registry data across jurisdictions.

“The foundational KYB requirements for regulated firms are shifting, and demand for live company register data is only going to increase further,” said Lamb.

During the second half of 2026, Kyckr plans further investment in its registry network and a programme of product launches. The company is also preparing for the move towards reusable business identities under the European Business Wallet framework.

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