We do two things. We help companies outside Canada incorporate, get licensed and start operating here. And we build AION Nexus, a CRM for firms that answer to a regulator. Both come from the same place: knowing what a regulator will ask, and building for it early.
Two complementary business lines designed to drive your success in Canada.
We take companies from outside Canada through incorporation, licensing, tax registration and the operational setup that follows. You get one team from the first filing to your first Canadian customer, and a plan with dates on it.
Learn MoreRun your pipeline, your accounts and your onboarding on a CRM that was built for firms under supervision. Scores that explain themselves, an audit trail that detects tampering, and tenant isolation enforced twice. Pre-GA, with the full roadmap on the product pages.
Learn MoreThree commitments that apply to the advice and the software alike.
When AION Nexus scores something, it shows you the inputs and writes down its reasoning. Nothing learns its own weights from your data. You can reproduce any decision months later, which is what a supervisor will ask you to do.
Every product page carries its own roadmap: what runs today, what is finished and waiting on live rails, and what is still planned. You should be able to see the edges of software before you commit to it.
AION Global is two people. Nobody sits between you and whoever wrote the code or filed the incorporation. The work is specific because of it, and we take on a few engagements at a time.
The two lines of work are different enough that it is worth pointing you at the right one.
For companies entering Canada
You lead a company outside Canada, and entering the market here comes with a regulator attached: licensing, privacy duties under PIPEDA and Quebec Law 25, and the controls that follow. We have taken companies down this route before.
See how engagements workFor regulated financial businesses
You are weighing up a CRM that your risk function will have to sign off. The product pages are written for exactly that review: what it does, how it is controlled, and where it stands today, with nothing held back for the sales call.
See the platformFour things you can verify on your own, without a call and without taking our word for any of it.
The whole surface is published as an OpenAPI 3.0 specification: 301 REST endpoints across 137 data models. Your engineers can judge it for themselves.
Of 7,412 automated tests, one runs against real PostgreSQL on every build and tries to read across tenants. Another fails the build outright if a money-movement route skips its authorization guard.
Our control matrix maps what is implemented, what is designed, and what is neither. We send it under NDA with the gap analysis attached.
AION Global Inc. is a federal corporation under the Canada Business Corporations Act, incorporated in October 2023. Search corporation number 1546101-4 at Corporations Canada.