Hungary-based SEON has acquired anti-money-laundering company Complytron for $2.6M.   The company claims the acquisition will let it avoid building its own AML databases. SEON is an online fraud detection software company that provides features such as: risk scores, social media checkups, financial fraud accounts, device fingerprinting, etc. SEON has raised around $107M since its inception in 2017. Compyltron is a cybersecurity company that is also based in Hungary. Compyltron is known for its AML tools that enable, for example, law enforcement agencies to search for specific people that are deemed necessary through advanced algorithms. The company also offers fingerprint detection technology that will now be merged with SEON's software offering.