Introducing the Yanez MIID Subnet 54 (ت)

Building the Future of Compliance Testing

We are proud to officially launch the Yanez MIID Subnet 54! Our subnet adds a powerful new layer in the fight against financial crime. We are building the world's largest multimodal inorganic identities datasets to strengthen financial crime prevention systems through AI-powered compliance testing. We are harnessing the power of the Bittensor protocol to achieve real-time scalability and continuous improvement of data generation to meet the fast-evolving financial crime techniques.

Why Financial Crime Prevention Systems are Breaking Under Pressure

Financial institutions around the world face an important challenge: proving the effectiveness of their compliance systems in an environment where evasion tactics are constantly evolving. Financial institutions can benefit from understanding the capabilities of the systems the implement by performing more thorough and continuous testing of their systems. Across Sanctions Screening, KYC & Identity Verification, and Transaction Monitoring, traditional static testing does not keep pace with the real-world threats in this complex landscape, failing to notice simple model variations and complex cross-system vulnerabilities.

And the numbers speak for themselves:

● $2 Trillion in estimated costs linked to financial crime annually

● $450 Billion in fraud-related losses in the U.S. alone

● $315+ Billion in global regulatory fines over the past 15 years

The MIID Subnet’s Role: Powering Identity-Centric Testing

The Yanez Multimodal Inorganic Identities Dataset (MIID) Subnet serves as the core data generation engine for identity-related testing across the Yanez Compliance platform. While our first product launch focused solely on sanctions screening validation, the MIID Subnet is designed to address the full spectrum of compliance testing.

With the power of AI-generated “inorganic identities,” our system is explicitly designed to test, evaluate, and strengthen financial crime prevention systems under real-world adversarial conditions.

Our subnet currently tackles complex name variation challenges by generating realistic, linguistically grounded name changes that are designed to test how well screening systems catch attempts to evade detection. These names follow specific transformation rules and are tailored to reflect real regulatory scenarios.

But this is just the foundation.

As the MIID Subnet advances, it will power a broader range of identity-centric adversarial testing, including:

● Biometric Data Generation: Synthetic fingerprints, facial recognition data, and voice patterns for anti-spoofing testing

● Document Synthesis: AI-generated identification documents with controlled anomalies for fraud detection validation

● Multi-Modal Identity Testing: Cross-referencing name, document, and biometric data to test holistic identity verification systems

This expansion transforms the MIID subnet from a specialized sanctions testing tool into the comprehensive identity intelligence backbone powering all identity-related financial crime prevention validation across the Yanez Compliance platform.

Harnessing the Power of Bittensor

In essence, Bittensor is a decentralized network that rewards stakeholders in producing intelligence through (mainly) AI model computation. In simple terms, “miners” focus on solving a problem using AI models and other techniques and logic, and “validators” ensure that the output of the miners is solving the problem. The better the solution, the more rewards to the miners. The reward for their work (both miners and validators) is (Tao) tokens which is prescribed in the Bittensor protocol.

Yanez Compliance has already built AI technology to generate datasets that are used for testing and stressing financial crime prevention systems. However, the demand for computing power grows linearly with the number of datasets needed. Furthermore, the characteristics of these datasets, in our case, mean that identities are better sourced locally and regionally.

With Bittensor we are leveraging the computing power, the decentralized actors to generate more adequate datasets, and the reward mechanism to incentivize miners to continuously improve and adapt to the data required for proper testing and training of financial crime prevention.

A resilient and accurate detection engine requires more than generic datasets. Dynamic data generation, constraint-driven identity synthesis, and diverse model contributions are all needed to keep up with modern threats.

The MIID Subnet delivers all of this through the decentralized Bittensor protocol—at scale, in real time. Every model output is continuously evaluated and scored, with emissions tied directly to utility and selection. This isn’t just a data pipeline; it’s an economic engine.

How it Works:

● Miners contribute high-quality adversarial identity data

● Validators ensure data integrity through real-time evaluations

● Yanez Compliance consumes and integrates this data directly into enterprise-grade workflows for financial crime prevention

Revenue from Yanez’s commercial products flows back into the subnet, creating a virtuous cycle:

● Token emissions are tied to actual selection rates, aligning incentives with business value

● Reinvestment supports long-term ecosystem sustainability

● Governance ensures transparency and utility-driven development

This model rewards meaningful contributions, prioritizing data quality and practical utility, laying the groundwork for a resilient compliance infrastructure.

Real Use Cases, Real Demand

We are not speculating on future utility; financial institutions need systems to strengthen their compliance programs. From sanctions screening to identity validation, the MIID subnet provides a robust way to test systems against real-world adversarial tactics, helping institutions identify and close critical gaps before bad actors can exploit them.

Beyond finance, the subnet’s synthetic identity generation and validation capabilities also support use cases in gaming, virtual environments, AI model training, and privacy-preserving research, extending its value far beyond compliance alone.

Join the Compliance Revolution

We are here to create value. Yanez exists to build products that improve compliance infrastructure, generate revenue, and reward participants for their contributions. We can only do that if stakeholders are aligned, informed, and invested in the long term.

Whether you are an investor, compliance executive, validator, or miner—there is a clear path to participate:

● For Financial Institutions: Access compliant testing frameworks that prove your systems work against evolving threats.

● For Miners: Contribute to meaningful compliance infrastructure while earning rewards for high-quality adversarial data generation.

● For Validators: Join a business-driven subnet with clear revenue streams and professional-grade infrastructure requirements.

● For Investors: Stake with confidence in a subnet combining fiduciary responsibility, transparent governance, and proven market demand.

Ready to make compliance systems truly resilient?

🌐 Website: yanez.ai

🏛️ Compliance Platform: yanezcompliance.com 

💬 Discord: Bittensor Subnet Channel

The Yanez MIID Subnet: Where compliance meets decentralized intelligence.