Director, Risk Strategy (Fraud & AML | Fiat + Crypto)
LocationShanghai
Work moderemote
Typefull-time
DepartmentData & AI & Risk, Risk Strategy
Company size1,001–5,000 people
First seen2mo ago
Last seen3d ago
About the role
We are looking for an experienced Risk Strategy Leader to lead the design and execution of our end-to-end risk control framework across both fiat and crypto ecosystems.
This role owns fraud prevention, AML strategy, and fund flow risk management, covering the full lifecycle from fiat on/off ramps to on-chain transactions. The ideal candidate can trace and assess end-to-end fund flows, identify suspicious patterns, and drive clear risk decisions and account actions.
This role is not a regulatory-facing MLRO/compliance role, but will work closely with the Philippines (PH) Risk & AML team to ensure strong local execution.
Key Responsibilities
1. End-to-End Risk Strategy (Fraud + AML + Fund Flows)
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Own and drive the overall fraud prevention and AML strategy across fiat and crypto
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Design strategies across the full lifecycle: onboarding, login, fiat deposits/withdrawals, trading, and crypto transfers
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Identify and mitigate risks such as payment fraud, account takeover, mule activity, scams, and money laundering
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Build unified strategies that connect user behavior, transaction activity, and fund flows (fiat + on-chain)
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Balance risk control with user experience and operational efficiency
2. Fiat Risk & Payment Flow Control (New - Core Requirement)
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Design and optimize risk strategies for fiat on-ramp and off-ramp flows (bank transfers, e-wallets, payment rails)
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Monitor and assess incoming and outgoing fiat transactions for fraud and AML risks
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Define review, approval, and escalation mechanisms for high-risk transactions
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Work closely with payment partners and internal teams to manage risk exposure
3. Fund Flow Analysis & Risk Decisioning (Key Differentiator)
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Analyze and trace end-to-end fund flows across fiat and crypto
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Identify suspicious patterns such as layering, structuring, mule networks, and fraud-linked flows
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Make or guide decisions on account-level actions (e.g., allow, block, restrict, freeze, escalate)
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Build frameworks for consistent and explainable risk decision-making
4. On-chain Risk & Tooling (Elliptic Focus)
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Leverage and optimize Elliptic to strengthen on-chain monitoring and AML capabilities