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Every regulator you answer to, read for your business.

RegWatch is regulatory monitoring for multinational compliance teams: agents read the sources you choose, explain why each change applies to you, and route it to an owner.

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Publications by urgency and relevanceIllustrative month for a fictional payments group, by urgency and by relevance to the business: 1,248 publications read, 1,201 set aside with a reason, 41 alerts to review, 6 that apply now.
The RegWatch alert for the most urgent, most relevant publication: AMLA direct supervision, high urgency, relevance 94 of 100, with why it matters, the owner and the deadline.
An illustrative month for a fictional payments group: 1,248 publications read, 1,201 set aside with a reason, 41 to review, 6 that apply now.

95+ jurisdictions and 688 regulatory sources monitored across customer watchlists (July 2026), each read in its own language.

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Every alert says why it applies to you.

RegWatch reads each publication against a profile of your business: your entities, their licenses and the markets they serve. What applies is scored and explained. What doesn’t is set aside, with the reason.

  • Your business, profiledThe onboarding agent drafts the profile from your website and a short brief. Your team edits and confirms it.
  • Scored and explainedEach finding gets a relevance score from 0 to 100, an urgency, and a written reason that cites the source paragraph.
  • Nothing silently droppedWhat doesn’t apply stays on record with the reason, so an auditor can see what was read and why it was set aside.
A RegWatch alert: BCB Resolution 561: new eFX rules for payment institutions take effect 1 Oct 2026. It says why the change applies to the business, quotes the passage it rests on in Portuguese with a translation and the reference, and scores relevance at 91 of 100, with the owner and the date.

From the regulator’s text to your auditor’s evidence.

Any feed can tell you a rule changed. The work is deciding whether it applies to each entity, who owns it, what proves it was done and what the board is told. Follow one real change, the RBI’s new authentication rule for card payments, from publication to the board report.

  1. Caught at the source

    Watchlists check the sources you choose, on your schedule. Every finding keeps its URL, its dates and the original text, in the original language.

    The inbox with the RBI finding open: its source, dates, excerpt and relevance.

  2. Explained for your business

    The alert says why it matters to your entities, what changes, by when, and what to do next, with the source paragraph one click away.

    The RBI alert: why it matters to Pennaris, business impact, recommended actions and the cited source.

  3. Assigned to an owner

    Convert the alert into an obligation with the article, an owner, a risk rating and a review date. People decide what becomes an obligation; the agents never do.

    The obligation created from the RBI alert, with its article, owner, risk and review date.

  4. Backed by evidence

    Attach files, links, attestations and records to the obligation. Every change is written to a tamper-evident, append-only audit log.

    The same obligation's evidence: test results, records and attestations, each classified.

  5. Reported to the board

    Management reports go out as PDFs on the schedule you set, and the Inbox exports to Excel for the register you already keep.

Your regulators, in their own language.

RegWatch suggests the authorities for your markets; your team sets the scope. Every source is read in the language it publishes in, and every explanation is written in English.

RegWatch maps 136 jurisdictions, including all 50 US states, and can monitor any regulator that publishes its rules online.

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World map highlighting the jurisdictions whose regulators appear in this site's examples: the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States, Brazil, Mexico, India, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Nigeria, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates.

RegWatch Legal works in the same product. It answers with citations to your own documents, drafts the policy change as Word tracked changes, and reviews every affected contract in one table.

RegWatch Legal drafting a policy change as Word tracked changes, with the tracked-change panel and citations.
RegWatch Legal drafting a policy change as Word tracked changes, with the tracked-change panel and citations.
A tabular review of vendor agreements: one row per contract, flags and per-cell citations.
  • Cited answersChat over PDF, Word, PowerPoint and Excel, with every claim tied to a page and a quote.
  • Tracked changesPolicy updates drafted as Word redlines you accept or reject, with versions.
  • Tabular reviewEvery affected contract in one grid, with flags and per-cell citations, exported to Excel.

Outputs are drafts for professional review.Explore RegWatch Legal

Built for regulated multinationals.

Compliance teams in payments and fintech, banking and capital markets, automotive and mobility, and life sciences and healthcare use RegWatch to follow what their regulators publish, market by market.

Built to be reviewed by your CISO.

Run it in our cloud or in your own, and buy it through the marketplace you already use.

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We run and update the platform. Your data is isolated from every other tenant in the database.

RegWatch cloudApplication and agentsPostgres with row-level security

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The full data plane runs in your own cloud account: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, Oracle Cloud or another provider.

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Isolation
Tenant isolation enforced in the database with Postgres row-level security
Identity
SAML and OIDC single sign-on, and role-based access with 9 roles
Audit
Tamper-evident, append-only audit log
AI and your data
Customer content is not used to train generalized AI models by default
Procurement
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Questions compliance teams ask first.

What is RegWatch?

RegWatch is regulatory monitoring and change management software for compliance teams at multinationals. Agents read the regulators and official sources you choose, explain which changes apply to your entities and why with the clause cited, and your team turns them into owned obligations with evidence, a tamper-evident audit trail and management reports. RegWatch Legal adds a legal workspace in the same product. RegWatch is operated by Dynamiq Technologies Inc.

How is this different from ChatGPT or a news feed?

ChatGPT answers a question when you ask one, and a news feed lists what was published. RegWatch is a system of record for regulatory change. It reads the sources you choose on a schedule and keeps every finding with its source, its dates and the original text. It explains which changes apply to your business and why, and records what your team did about each: the owner, the obligation, the evidence and every decision. When an auditor asks what you knew and when, the answer is already on file.

Which regulators do you cover?

The ones you choose. RegWatch suggests authorities for your markets and topics and reads sources in their original language. Across customer watchlists it monitors 95+ jurisdictions and 688 regulatory sources (July 2026). It has mapped 136 jurisdictions and their regulators, including all 50 US states, and can monitor any jurisdiction that publishes its rules online, configured to your scope.

How is RegWatch different from a regulatory content service or an alerting tool?

Those tell you what was published. RegWatch starts from your company: it reads the sources you choose against your entities, licenses and markets, explains which changes apply and why with the clause cited, and keeps the owner, the obligation, the evidence and every decision on one record. The demo runs on your regulators, so you can set it beside what your current service sent you last month.

Can we trust the AI’s judgment?

You don’t have to take it on trust. Every alert cites the source paragraph and shows its reasoning, nothing becomes an obligation until a person converts it, and every decision is recorded in the audit log.

Where does our data live?

In RegWatch’s cloud, or in your own cloud account with Private VPC: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, Oracle Cloud or another provider. Tenant isolation is enforced in the database, and customer content is not used to train generalized AI models by default.

What does it cost?

RegWatch Compliance starts at $799 per month. Enterprise, with RegWatch Legal, Private VPC in your own cloud and marketplace buying, is quoted for your group after a demo on your regulators.

Do we have to replace our GRC platform?

No. RegWatch works alongside it. RegWatch finds the changes that apply to you and explains why; your team assigns owners and records decisions, and RegWatch keeps the evidence and the audit trail. Your GRC platform stays the home of risks, controls and testing, and your decisions reach it by export: the Inbox exports to Excel, and alerts and management reports export as PDFs.

How fast can we start?

After the demo, the onboarding agent drafts your company profile from your website and a short brief, then suggests jurisdictions, topics and sources. Your team confirms them, invites colleagues and sets each watchlist’s schedule. The first alerts arrive after the first run, which you can start on demand.

Bring your regulators. We’ll show you last month’s changes that apply to you.

A 30-minute session, run on the regulators and markets you name.

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