VajraCloudAI Demo Guide
15-minute presenter script · 7 seeded test bank customers · each scenario maps to a real compliance workflow a Nepali commercial bank would run on the platform.
docker compose up -d, ./start-backend.sh, and ./serve.sh.
Open the compliance dashboard first to set context, then jump into the live demo via the links below.
Use the Ask Vajra button (bottom-right) for the 15-minute script and scenario help.
| Code | Scenario | Best for showing | Start here |
|---|---|---|---|
| CUST-001 | Clean new applicant | Happy-path onboarding | Live demo |
| CUST-002 | Low-activity existing | Periodic review, low risk | Live demo |
| CUST-003 | High RTGS volume | Business account, medium risk | Live demo |
| CUST-004 | Cash structuring | AML alert + STR draft | Live demo |
| CUST-005 | Possible PEP | Sanctions / PEP screening | Live demo |
| CUST-006 | Sanctions name match | False-positive screening | Live demo |
| CUST-007 | Document inconsistency | KYC address mismatch | Live demo |
New applicant: clean retail
A branch officer submits a straightforward first-time account application. All documents are original and consistent: this is the happy path every bank wants automated.
Existing customer: salaried, low activity
An existing savings customer with normal payroll credits and modest withdrawals. Shows how periodic review works for low-risk accounts already in the CBS.
Business account: high RTGS volume
Import/export trader with legitimate high-value RTGS transfers. Medium risk not because of illegality, but because volume warrants enhanced monitoring under NRB guidelines.
AML alert: cash structuring pattern
The headline AML scenario. Stated income is NPR 50,000/month but the account received multiple large cash deposits followed by an outbound RTGS: classic structuring typology from NRB's 2025 STR/SAR guidelines.
New applicant: possible PEP
Former ward chair applying for a current account. Not automatically blocked, but PEP screening must run before approval. Shows human-in-the-loop decision making.
Sanctions rescreen: name similarity
Scheduled rescreen after sanctions list update. Name is similar to an SDN entry: likely false positive. Shows why AI reasoning matters: compliance officers need explanation, not just a binary hit.
New applicant: document inconsistency
Permanent address (Kathmandu) differs from citizenship issuing district (Dhading). Customer provided a certified copy: KYC engine should flag for review, not auto-reject.