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Your regulators, read in their own language.

Regulatory monitoring by country: RegWatch monitors any jurisdiction that publishes its rules online, configured to your scope, and your team decides which authorities and sources each watchlist reads, in the language they publish in.

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World map highlighting the jurisdictions whose regulators appear in this site's examples.

Across customer watchlists, RegWatch monitors 95+ jurisdictions and 688 regulatory sources, and its reference model covers 136 jurisdictions. Any jurisdiction that publishes its rules online, configured to your scope.

Regulators in this site’s examples

Every alert on this site is built on a real publication from one of these authorities, checked against its official source. Your scope is set with your team.

Standard setters

European Union

United Kingdom

United States

Latin America

Asia Pacific

Africa

Gulf

The regulators, sources and jurisdictions you choose

Coverage is set per customer, in watchlists. The onboarding agent suggests authorities and official sources for your markets and topics, and your team confirms each one.

  • 95+

    jurisdictions monitored across customer watchlists (July 2026)

  • 688

    regulatory sources monitored across customer watchlists (July 2026)

  • 136

    jurisdictions mapped with their regulators, including all 50 US states

  • 74

    regulators preloaded for onboarding suggestions; any public source can be added

Read in the original language

Sources are read in the language they publish in: Portuguese resolutions of the Banco Central do Brasil, Spanish circulars from Banxico, Chinese national standards from MIIT. Excerpts stay verbatim, so a reviewer can check the exact wording, and the reasoning is written in English.

Source types

Every source is typed, and read from whichever format it publishes in: web pages, RSS and Atom feeds, sitemaps, APIs, uploaded files or email.

  • Regulatory authorities

    Supervisors’ publication pages: rules, guidance, consultations, circulars and enforcement notices.

  • Legislation and official journals

    The Official Journal of the EU, the Federal Register, legislation.gov.uk, the Diario Oficial de la Federación and national standards portals.

  • Standard setters

    International bodies such as FATF, the Basel Committee, IOSCO, IAIS, ICH and UNECE WP.29.

  • Law firms and industry publications

    Commentary from law firms, trade associations and industry publications, read beside the primary text when your team wants it.

Lifecycle stages

Each alert is placed on the lifecycle of the rule it concerns: Horizon, Proposal, Consultation, Adopted, In force, Amended, Sunset, Repealed. Effective dates, deadlines and consultation closes appear as dated badges on the alert.

Adding a source

Add the URL of any public source to a watchlist, or accept one the agent suggests. RegWatch reads it on the watchlist’s schedule, tracks its health, and flags a source that starts failing.

Questions

Does RegWatch read everything regulators publish?

No. RegWatch reads the sources your watchlists name, in any jurisdiction that publishes its rules online, and each source shows its health. Coverage is as wide as the scope you set.

Can we add a regulator that is not listed here?

Yes. Add the URL of any public source to a watchlist, and RegWatch reads it on the watchlist’s schedule. Its health shows on the source list, so a broken feed does not go unnoticed.

Which languages can RegWatch read?

Sources are read in the language they publish in: the Banco Central do Brasil in Portuguese, Banxico in Spanish, China’s MIIT in Chinese. Excerpts stay verbatim, and the reasoning is written in English.

Monitor your regulators.

Name the regulators and markets you answer to. The demo runs on them.

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