THREE PRODUCTS · ONE SCORING PHILOSOPHY

AI infrastructure for the things that actually break businesses.

Transcom builds and runs three interlocking products: TDesk to host and manage everything, MxGuard to keep malicious mail out, and Veritus to stop fraudulent signups at the door. Each scores risk in real time with a custom-trained model — escalating only the genuinely uncertain cases to Claude AI. All UK-hosted, all transparent, all from a company online since 1993.

Modern corporate office team at work

One platform, one bill

  • One vendor, not three
  • A single invoice
  • Built to fit together
  • UK-hosted, owned by us

They share plumbing

  • Fraud built into the panel
  • Mail routed via MxGuard
  • One token, no glue
  • Verdicts loop between products

One scoring philosophy

  • Custom model scores everything
  • Claude AI on the fence
  • Sub-5ms, fail-soft
  • Retrains on your traffic

Transparent by default

  • Every score shows reasons
  • No black box
  • Override in one click
  • Full audit trail
Built & operated in the UK
Nominet-accredited registrarGDPR-alignedUK & EU data residency30+ years in infrastructure
The product family

Three problems. One company. One way of thinking about risk.

Most teams stitch together a hosting panel, an email gateway and a fraud API from three vendors who never speak to each other. Transcom built all three to share the same scoring approach, the same UK infrastructure and the same transparent verdicts.

How they connect

Not three apps that integrate. One platform with three faces.

Because Transcom builds all three, they share plumbing instead of bolting onto it. The clearest example: signup-fraud protection wired directly into the hosting panel, using the same mail security underneath.

TDesk takes a signup

A site hosted on TDesk posts the signup through the panel — no separate integration, authenticated by a site token.

Veritus scores it

Scored 0–100 in real time. Clean ones pass instantly; risky ones are held centrally for a human decision.

MxGuard keeps mail clean

The account's email — verification, alerts, notifications — flows through MxGuard, protecting the whole lifecycle.

Held → an operator clicks allow or block → a webhook fires → released or rejected → the site is notified. One loop, three products, zero third-party glue.

The shared engine

The same idea, applied three ways.

Spam, fraudulent signups and malicious traffic are the same problem wearing different clothes: scoring whether something is what it claims to be.

  • A custom-trained model does the heavy lifting. Fast gradient-boosted scoring on every request — no waiting on a third party.
  • Claude AI handles only the uncertain middle. When the model isn't confident, the case escalates to a frontier LLM — cached, time-boxed, fail-soft.
  • Every verdict is explainable. No black box. You see the score, the signals and the reason — and can override it.
  • It learns from you. Each correction feeds the next training round on your own traffic.
scoring · shared patternhybrid
# one philosophy, all three products
score = model.predict(features)   # <5ms

if 0.50 < score < 0.75:      # uncertain band
    s2 = claude.assess(payload)
    score = blend(score, s2)

verdict = (
  "block"  if score>=reject else
  "review" if score>=hold   else
  "allow")
explain(verdict, reasons)       # never a black box
Why Transcom

Modern AI, run by people who have kept the lights on for decades.

A Nominet-accredited UK registrar and ISP since 1993, building frontier-AI products on infrastructure it owns and operates itself.

UK-hosted by design

Every product processes and stores data in the UK and EU — no US data residency. Run on Transcom's own infrastructure, not resold cloud.

Transparent, not magic

Every score comes with its reasons. Inspect why anything scored as it did — and override any verdict with one click.

One vendor, one stack

Hosting, email security and fraud detection from a single company that designed them to fit together.

Pick the product you need today. Grow into the platform.

Start with whichever problem is on fire — hosting, email or signups. Each works brilliantly alone, and clicks into place with the others when you're ready.