At Meow, we provide startups with business accounts, corporate cards, and the clean financial reporting they need to operate and raise capital. Our customers are complex and global, from crypto protocols to multi-entity international businesses. We combine financial infrastructure with hands-on support so founders can operate efficiently and scale with confidence.
We’re hiring an Enhanced Due Diligence Analyst who thrives in a fast-moving startup environment. This is a role where you will own high-complexity EDD reviews across a concurrent case queue. This is a production role where judgment, structure, and writing quality matter.
What You’ll DoRun end-to-end EDD reviews across multiple active cases
Synthesize KYB/KYC, ownership structures, and prior reviews upfront
Perform licensing/regulatory analysis (FinCEN/MSB, VASP, MiCA, CARF, SIBA)
Send targeted outreach based on actual info gaps
Validate against primary source docs
Deliver clear, defensible EDD reports (business model, funds flow, AML risk, adverse media, review cadence)
Strong EDD + BSA/AML knowledge
Experience with complex/multi-jurisdiction structures
Excellent analytical writing
Ability to manage high-volume, concurrent cases
This is a high-autonomy role where you’ll truly own your portfolio and have the autonomy to improve how work gets done. Total compensation may vary depending on the position offered and location.
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