Why practise here
There's plenty of free material on AML. What's missing is a reliable way to test yourself the way the exam does.
Why not just ask a free AI chatbot?
Chatbots are good for explaining a concept. They are a poor way to find out whether you would pass the AML exam.
Questions that match the exam
Scenario questions, "what should you do FIRST" questions and select-two/select-three questions in the style of the real exam, spread across the domains by their exam weights. A chatbot writes easy recall questions and never tells you which part of the syllabus you skipped.
Checked answers with a source
Every answer is checked by a person against the FATF Recommendations, the BSA, the EU AML package or OFAC guidance, and cites its source. Chatbots still invent rules, thresholds and deadlines with confidence, and you can't tell when.
Your weak points, tracked
We remember every answer, score you by section against the pass mark, and let you retrain only what you got wrong. A chat window forgets you when you close it.
Updated for 2026
Every month we check FATF, ACAMS, FinCEN, OFAC, the EU and UK for changes and update the questions. You can see each change on our updates page. A chatbot's knowledge stops at its training date.
What about question dumps?
Sites selling "real exam questions" are either selling recalled questions, which breaches the issuer's candidate agreement and can cost you the certification, or recycled questions of unknown quality. Ours are written independently from public standards and each one cites where the answer comes from.
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