Infinite at Safeguard 2026.
May 3–6, 2026 at The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs. Krisan spent three days in structured 1:1s and roundtables with 650+ fraud, identity, and compliance leaders at the inaugural retreat.
Infinite — the compliance network that makes stablecoins work for global business — was at Safeguard 2026, May 3–6 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs: the inaugural AI-focused retreat where 650+ fraud, identity, and compliance leaders met in structured 1:1s and roundtables instead of keynotes.
Three days, 650 practitioners, one of us
May 3–6, 2026 — three days of structured programming at the inaugural retreat from the founders of Money20/20 and Fintech Meetup.
The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs — 650+ fraud, identity, and compliance leaders from 300+ companies, application-only.
Zero stage content by design: 6,700+ pre-scheduled 1:1s and 125 Chatham House Rule roundtables of five to eight practitioners.
Krisan, among the practitioners.
Safeguard is built for the people who run compliance day to day — which is exactly who we sent.
Krisan Nichani
Chief Compliance OfficerThree days of structured 1:1s and roundtables with fraud, identity, and compliance leaders — comparing notes on what AI-assembled, human-decided compliance operations look like when examiners start asking questions.
What we talked about
AI on both sides of the fight
Every roundtable circled the same asymmetry: AI is scaling scams faster than review teams can grow. The counter isn’t more headcount — it’s operations where AI assembles every case and a human makes every decision.
Compliance programs under examination
Off the record, practitioners compare what examiners actually ask. Krisan’s notes from running exactly that: an AI-assisted program holds up when every decision is human-made, auditable, and explainable end to end.
Identity and counterparty review at network scale
A room of people who each vet the same counterparties separately, over and over. The shared-network answer — vetted once, vetted for everyone — is why first-time review on Infinite drops from around 30 days to 1–2.
Safeguard questions, answered
Was Infinite at Safeguard 2026?
Yes. Chief Compliance Officer Krisan Nichani represented Infinite at Safeguard 2026, May 3–6 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs — three days of structured 1:1s and roundtables with 650+ fraud, identity, and compliance leaders.
What was Safeguard 2026?
The inaugural Safeguard retreat — an application-only, AI-focused gathering for fraud, identity, and compliance leaders from the founders of Money20/20, Fintech Meetup, and Future Proof. No keynotes by design: pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings, Chatham House Rule roundtables, and small-group workshops.
Why did Infinite send its Chief Compliance Officer?
Because Safeguard is a practitioners’ room. Krisan runs the compliance program behind the Infinite network — including its AI harness, where AI assembles every case and a human makes every decision — and the retreat’s format is built for exactly those operator conversations.
How do I talk to Infinite about compliance operations?
Book a demo — we’ll walk through screening before funds move, AI-assembled and human-decided case work, and how first-time counterparty review drops from around 30 days to 1–2 on a shared network.
Compliance is the conversation. Have it with us.
The roundtable topics are our production system. Book a demo and see AI-assembled, human-decided compliance running on real payment flows.