Executable regulation · per org

Regulation as code. Your system, checked.

Compliance teams build spreadsheets. Engineers build systems. Nobody runs the spreadsheet against the system. Reg-as-Code closes the gap — every MiCA / DORA / AMLR / EU AI Act rule becomes a machine-checkable check your CI can run. The system the regulation runs against acts through superintelligent AI agents — agents whose action we would not accept on their word.

Four frameworks · live today

MiCA, DORA, AMLR and the EU AI Act as checks your CI runs before every release, with a regulator-ready evidence pack.

MiCA

CASP authorisation · AML programme · Travel Rule · reserves · whitepaper

DORA

ICT risk · TLPT · incident reporting · subcontractor map · RTO

AMLR

Beneficial owner · CDD · sanctions refresh · SAR · AMLA single-rulebook

EU AI Act

System inventory · high-risk flagging · transparency · GPAI · Aug-2 fines

How a check run works for you

Three steps. Compliance team owns the rules. Engineering owns the snapshot. We glue them together.

1 · Snapshot

Your system declares its current state

A JSON snapshot of your environment — what AML programme is in place, where your sanctions feed comes from, how often you screen. We provide the template per framework.

2 · Run

Each rule evaluated against the snapshot

Per-rule PASS / FAIL / SKIP + overall framework score. Runs in CI before every release. Same engine your auditor reviews.

3 · Report

Regulator-ready evidence pack

Per-framework PDF with rule-by-rule outcome + supporting evidence. Hand it to your auditor or your supervisor. Hash-stamped + timestamped.

4 · Subscribe

Rule updates pushed automatically

When a framework changes (new MiCA clarification, new DORA RTS), we update the ruleset + you get notified. No manual tracking.

Compliance teams write Excel. Engineers run code. Reg-as-Code unifies them.

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