MyComplianceOffice sells compliance software that gives financial-services firms one place to supervise employee conduct, personal trading, transactions and outside vendors. On September 23, the company said it had received more than $100 million in growth financing from Accel-KKR Credit Partners, a private-credit fund managed by software investor Accel-KKR.

Compliance teams use MyComplianceOffice to monitor employees’ personal trades, material nonpublic information and vendor risk. For digital assets, departments can monitor employee cryptocurrency holdings; newer tools summarize trade alerts, examine communications for intent and assist with policy work.

MCO says more than 1,500 client companies across over 125 countries use the platform. The product is built for financial-services compliance professionals and brings several regulated activities into one system, replacing some of the manual work and separate tools those teams otherwise use.

The new capital is debt rather than a disclosed equity round. Accel-KKR Credit Partners says it provides debt financing to software businesses, while FinTech Futures described the MCO package as private credit. The companies did not disclose the precise amount above $100 million, its pricing or maturity.

This is repeat financing from the same lender. FinTech Futures reported that MCO’s relationship with Accel-KKR began in 2020, followed by an undisclosed debt package in 2021 and additional financing for the 2022 acquisition of Schwab Compliance Technologies.

MCO said it will use the financing to expand its technology team, develop products and AI features, and enter more markets. The direction is already visible in features added over the past year: personal-trading controls for digital assets and prediction markets, AI summaries of trade alerts, intent-based communications monitoring and policy assistance.