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Regulatory Compliance Automation (RegTech)

Autonomous compliance monitoring that keeps pace with an ever-changing regulatory landscape.

Financial institutions operate under an increasingly complex web of regulations — AML, KYC/KYB, GDPR, Basel III/IV, MiFID II, DORA, and more. Compliance teams are overwhelmed: manually tracking regulatory changes, mapping requirements to internal controls, and producing reports for multiple regulators. The cost of non-compliance — fines, reputational damage, and operational disruption — has never been higher.

QUAPT builds a multi-agent RegTech platform where autonomous agents continuously monitor global regulatory feeds, intelligently parse and classify regulatory updates, auto-map requirements to business processes and existing controls, identify compliance gaps, and generate audit-ready evidence packages. A compliance intelligence layer provides real-time dashboards for CCOs and risk committees — replacing spreadsheets with a living compliance operating system.

  • Continuous regulatory change monitoring across 50+ global jurisdictions
  • NLP-powered regulatory document parsing and requirement extraction
  • Automated control mapping and gap analysis
  • AML transaction monitoring and SAR generation agents
  • KYC/KYB identity verification and ongoing due diligence automation
  • Audit trail and evidence package auto-generation
  • Board-ready compliance dashboard and reporting

85%

Reduction in Manual Compliance Work

99.2%

Regulatory Coverage

70%

Faster Audit Preparation

40%

Lower Compliance OpEx

  • Elimination of regulatory blind spots through continuous, automated monitoring
  • Dramatic reduction in compliance headcount costs without sacrificing coverage
  • Faster regulatory response — weeks to hours for new requirement implementation
  • Significantly reduced risk of regulatory fines and enforcement actions
  • Board and regulator confidence through real-time compliance visibility
  • Scalable compliance infrastructure that grows with regulatory complexity