RegAlertRegulatory intelligence for banking, payments, fintech and crypto
Horizon scanning for 186 jurisdictions, from the primary source, the day it's issued
For banks, PSPs, e-money institutions, fintechs and VASPs: rules, circulars, exposure drafts, consultations and enforcement actions from 299 issuing authorities, from central banks and securities commissions to virtual-asset regulators, translated from 40+ languages and linked to what each one amends, supersedes or is issued under.
- 61,041
- primary-source documents
- 299
- issuing authorities
- 186
- jurisdictions
- 40+
- languages translated
- 29,406
- amendments and supersessions tracked
- 132
- issued in the last 7 days
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Platform
Search and filter by jurisdiction, issuing authority and topic. Each instrument carries an English summary, the original-language text, the source file and a link to the issuing authority's page.
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Monitor a jurisdiction, an issuing authority or a topic such as FX: an email the day something is issued, plus a weekly digest. Track an instrument to hear when it is amended or superseded.
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As amended, superseded, issued under
An instrument rarely stands alone. Each one shows its enabling law, the instruments that amend it and whether it is still in force — 17,973 amendments and 11,433 supersessions mapped so far.
In force, amended or superseded
The status sits on the instrument itself, with the graph of every related instrument one click away.
Legislative history
The enabling law, each amendment and each supersession in date order, each linked to the issuing authority's original.
Track amendments
Track an instrument and get an email when it is amended or superseded.
Machine-readable lineage
The same links over MCP (get_lineage, free) and in the licensed data feed.
Methodology
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Captured at the primary source
The publication pages of 299 issuing authorities are checked continuously, directly, never through an aggregator. The original file is kept.
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Translated, summarised, checked
The text is extracted and translated to English where needed, with the original-language text kept beside it. A summary is written and an AI reviewer checks it against the source before publication. Report an error on any page and we fix it.
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Linked and delivered the same day
Each instrument shows when it was issued, captured and last updated, and what it amends, supersedes or is issued under — on the platform, by email and over MCP.
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Browse by topic and country
Hubs that collect what regulators say about one subject, live trackers for the big frameworks, and country guides on who regulates what.
Topics
- Disclosure & Reporting11,271 documents
- Securities & Capital Markets10,284 documents
- Licensing9,376 documents
Regulation trackers
- PSD3Third Payment Services Directive (PSD3) & Payment Services Regulation (PSR)
- FATF Travel RuleFATF Recommendation 16 — the “Travel Rule” for wire transfers and virtual assets
- DORADigital Operational Resilience Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554)
Country guides
- Crypto & Digital AssetsLicensing, registration and restrictions for virtual-asset service providers, token issuers and custodians.
- Fintech & PaymentsPayment services, e-money and fintech licensing frameworks, entry requirements and supervisory expectations.
- Lending & CreditConsumer and commercial credit regimes: licensing, conduct rules and rate/disclosure requirements for lenders.
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Compare plans →Every document links to the regulator's original. Summaries are machine-written and checked by an AI reviewer, and are there for orientation — the authoritative text is always the regulator's own. RegAlert is a research and alerting tool, not legal advice.