FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The essentials on how AUDEDU works — enrolment and payment, invite codes, proctored exams, and the certificates you earn and can verify.
What is AUDEDU?
AUDEDU is the compliance education hub of the Auditiams ecosystem. It offers practitioner-led courses on AML, KYC, risk and regulatory practice, each ending in a rigorous assessment and a verifiable certificate.
Who is AUDEDU for?
Compliance, finance and risk learners who need current, provable training; introducing brokers who want to bring their referred clients' training in-house; and firms and teams that need to upskill staff and track verifiable completion across the organisation.
How do enrolment and payment work?
Courses are paid. You create an account (or join with an invite code), choose a course, and pay for it at checkout. Once payment is complete the course unlocks and your progress is saved lesson to lesson.
What does an invite or IB code do?
An invite or introducing-broker (IB) code links your account to a specific firm or introducing broker when you register. It associates your enrolment and certificates with that relationship, so a firm or broker can see verifiable completion for the people they train.
How do the exams work?
Each course ends in a timed assessment. Questions are drawn from a larger pool and randomised for every attempt, and the number of attempts is limited, so a pass reflects genuine knowledge. Some exams are proctored.
What does proctoring involve?
For proctored exams your device camera is used to confirm you are present and sitting the exam alone. The analysis runs on your own device in the browser — no video, image or audio is recorded or uploaded; only integrity signals (for example “no face detected” or “multiple faces”) are logged, alongside browser-activity events. These signals flag an attempt for a human reviewer, who makes the final decision. You are told before a proctored exam begins what is required.
What happens if I fail an exam?
You can retake the assessment up to the attempt limit set for that course. Because questions are randomised from a pool, each attempt is different. If you run out of attempts, contact support and we will help you understand your options for that course.
How do certificates work?
When you pass a course assessment, AUDEDU issues a certificate recording the course you completed and the assessment you passed. Each certificate carries a unique verification code and a tamper-evident payload hash so it can be checked and cannot be quietly altered.
How do I verify a certificate?
Go to the verify page and enter the certificate's verification code. Anyone can do this without an account. The page confirms whether the certificate is genuine, shows the course and holder it was issued for, and displays its current status — valid or revoked.
Are AUDEDU certificates accredited?
We are honest about this. Today a certificate is verifiable proof that a named learner completed a specific course and passed its assessment — an auditable standard, but not, on its own, formal accreditation. We are hardening the programme toward accredited, CPD-grade recognition, and the verification infrastructure is already built for that bar.
Can a certificate be revoked?
Yes. If a pass is later found to be invalid, a certificate can be revoked. Its live status is shown on the verify page, so a revoked credential can never pass itself off as current.
How do I contact support?
Use the contact page to send us a message and we will reply by email. Reach out with anything about a course, an assessment, enrolment through a firm or introducing broker, or a certificate.
Still have a question
Browse the course catalogue, verify a certificate, or get in touch and we will help.