Monitor curated EU regulatory sources, turn changes into structured impact objects and decisions, and ship reviewed digests across compliance, legal, risk, sustainability, and operations.
European payments, banking ESG, and financial-services teams do not need more noise. They need a fast way to turn regulatory change into reviewed actions, owners, and distribution.
High publication volume across EU regulators. Impossible to review manually at scale.
Consolidated versions hide the diffs. A single modified paragraph can change your obligations with no alert.
Emails, Slack, PDF attachments. No way to track who read what, and when.
RegRadar monitors priority EU sources, detects version-level change, creates an AI impact object, and routes a lightweight decision workflow before broadcast. Built for lean regulated teams, not for heavyweight global control suites.
Curated EU regulatory sources plus custom monitored feeds.
Automatic version diffing so material deltas are visible before they become missed obligations.
AI impact object with obligation candidate, deadline, affected perimeter, severity, and suggested audience.
Decision register, reviewed digests, Teams/webhook handoff, and audit trail.
A focused operator console for EU payments, banking ESG, and adjacent financial-services compliance teams. Fast to deploy, precise enough to run weekly, and auditable by design.
Nouvelle obligation de classification préalable pour 4 familles de systèmes IA. Échéance : Q2 2026. Impact : revue pipeline MLOps + DPIA.
Everything the operator needs to monitor, structure, decide, and hand off without buying a global obligations platform.
Curated official coverage across major EU-country regulatory sources, plus customer-added feeds.
Automatic document-by-document change detection with visible deltas.
Plain-language summaries for what changed, why it matters, and what to review next.
Obligation candidate, deadline, affected entity/process, severity, and suggested audience on every impact.
Reviewed / no action / escalate / policy update, with owner, due date, rationale, and evidence pack.
Reviewed digests, Microsoft Teams handoff, webhook export, and audit-ready history.
"We see the update, but the action still lives in email and memory."
Monitor priority payment-regulation sources, review the structured impact object, assign the owner, and send the reviewed digest or Teams handoff.
"The regulatory change is finally tracked as work, not just noise."
"Global monitoring tools drown our payments perimeter in irrelevant breadth."
Use topic scoping and structured impacts to isolate what affects the local entity, process, and deadline before escalation.
"We can show exactly what changed, for whom, and by when."
"CSRD, SFDR, taxonomy, and climate-risk updates are spreading across clients faster than we can re-brief them."
Use consultant mode, client portfolio views, and ESG starter packs to separate client mandates while keeping one operator workflow and export layer.
"The same operating system now serves the client portfolio, not just one in-house team."
"We need the rationale and evidence, not just another summary paragraph."
Capture reviewed / no action / escalate / policy update with rationale, evidence pack, and downstream handoff via export or Teams.
"The evidence trail is ready before the committee asks for it."
The product is built to earn operational trust: externalized auth, EU-first delivery, auditability, and deployment flexibility without pretending to be a full global control platform.
Managed EU deployment or private/self-hosted installation depending data-residency and procurement constraints.
External auth is the standard path, with server-side RBAC and session controls inside the app domain.
Transactional delivery defaults to Brevo, with SMTP-compatible fallback where the deployment requires it.
Operator actions, review decisions, and delivery flows are logged and exportable.
Cloudflare at the public edge plus Turnstile is the default production posture for public auth flows, with stricter alternatives only when justified.
Structured impacts, Teams/webhook delivery, and export paths keep the workflow usable without custom consulting.
Serious pricing for regulated teams that want a working operator workflow, not a cheap alerting toy or a painful per-user license.
8 weeks · 1 topic or country pack · 1 team or client mandate
per workspace · annual
private deployment · annual
All plans include · version diffing · AI impact summaries · audit logs · EU-first deployment options
RegRadar is a TokenShift product focused on auditable workflow tooling for regulated European teams.
The primary ICP is EU payments, banking ESG, and adjacent financial-services teams: payment institutions, e-money firms, digital banks, banks, insurers, asset/wealth managers, and advisory firms with lean compliance, regulatory affairs, risk, sustainability, or legal ops capacity.
The standard production path is Supabase-backed external auth with server-side RBAC in the app. Legacy local auth remains migration-only.
Brevo is the default transactional provider. SMTP remains available as a deployment fallback or for auth-provider routing.
Yes. Core can run managed, while Enterprise can include private deployment or self-hosted operation for stricter environments.
The pilot is an 8-week scoped engagement for one topic, one country pack, or one client mandate, with onboarding, weekly operator review, structured impact workflow, and a conversion recommendation.
No. RegRadar is positioned as the action layer for regulatory change: monitoring, structure, decision, and handoff. It does not pretend to replace a heavyweight global obligations-to-controls suite.
Start with a paid pilot, prove the workflow inside one team, then convert to an annual workspace.