41 jurisdictions · 212 regulations · cited sources

Structured regulatory intelligence, built for the teams that have to act on it.

A clean machine-readable database of obligations, penalties, scope, and regulator citations across global compliance — designed for compliance products, fintech engineers, and the AI agents being shipped right now.

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GET /regulations · sample response
# Fetch GDPR-tagged privacy regulations
curl "https://api.regintelapi.com/regulations?jurisdiction=EU&category=Privacy" \
  -H "x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY"

# Response — structured, cited, machine-readable
{
  "data": [{
    "id": 123,
    "jurisdiction": "EU",
    "category": "Privacy",
    "short_title": "GDPR 2016/679",
    "obligations": "Lawful basis required...",
    "penalties": "Up to €20M or 4% global turnover",
    "source_url": "https://eur-lex.europa.eu/...",
    "uri": "https://api.regintelapi.com/regulations/123"
  }],
  "meta": { "total": 212, "credits_used": 1 }
}
41
Jurisdictions
212+
Regulations indexed
<24h
Update latency
99.9%
Uptime target
Free tier: 100 credits, no card
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Cited to upstream regulator
Built for teams that ship
01 / Capabilities

A database designed for the way modern compliance products are built.

Six capabilities, no surprises. Every record traces back to the regulator's own publication.

01

Structured fields

Obligations, penalties, scope, key articles, tags — all broken out as clean JSON. No PDF parsing, no manual extraction.

02

Cited sources

Every regulation includes a source_url pointing to the upstream regulator. Citation-ready out of the box for LLM grounding.

03

Canonical URIs

Each record has a stable uri identifier. Use as a vector-store key, agent memory token, or cite-this anchor.

04

Change feed

The /updates endpoint returns what's new and amended in any window. Drives incremental cache sync.

05

Two auth modes

Both x-api-key and Authorization: Bearer accepted. Same token. Standard OAuth-style or simple header.

06

MCP-native

Ship a working tool to Claude Desktop in 60 seconds. pip install regintel-mcp and paste the config block.

02 / What teams build with it

A new shape of compliance product is shipping right now.

RegIntel powers the regulatory layer underneath compliance tools that used to take ten people to build.

A

AI compliance copilots

Feed cited regulatory context directly into LLM prompts. The structured fields ground the model; the source URLs let it cite the regulator.

  • RAG over privacy, AML, and crypto rules
  • Compliance Q&A chatbots that don't hallucinate
  • Risk assessments grounded in real obligations
B

Fintech & regtech platforms

Embed cross-border regulatory checks into onboarding, payment, and KYC flows — without standing up a compliance team to maintain rules.

  • KYC / AML obligation lookups by jurisdiction
  • Crypto licensing requirement checks
  • Payment-services compliance routing
C

Internal compliance dashboards

Build monitoring, audit, and regulatory-change tracking on top of an API that's always current and always cited.

  • Weekly regulatory change alerts
  • Multi-jurisdiction obligation trackers
  • Audit trails with regulator citations
03 / API reference

Predictable endpoints. REST first. No surprises.

Seven customer-facing endpoints. Filterable by jurisdiction, category, tag, and date range.

GET /regulations List, filtered & paginated
GET /regulations/:id Single full record
GET /jurisdictions All 41, with counts (free)
GET /updates Recent changes since date
GET /compliance-check Decision signal by country & activity
GET /v1/aasb-s2/obligations Australian climate disclosure (AASB-S2)
POST /api/request-key Provision a free key
GET /regulations/123 — sample
{
  "data": {
    "id": 123,
    "uri": "https://api.regintelapi.com/regulations/123",
    "jurisdiction": "EU",
    "category": "Privacy",
    "short_title": "GDPR 2016/679",
    "obligations": "Establish a lawful basis under Article 6 before processing...",
    "penalties": "Up to €20M or 4% of global turnover",
    "source_url": "https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2016/679/oj",
    "status": "active"
  },
  "meta": { "credits_used": 1 }
}
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04 / Pricing

Usage-based. Credits don't expire.

1 credit = 1 successful billed API call. /jurisdictions is free. Upgrade or downgrade any time.

Free
$0 forever
100 credits, one-time
  • All endpoints unlocked
  • Filter by jurisdiction & category
  • Community support
  • No credit card
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Pro
$50 / month
10,000 credits / month
  • 10,000 API calls / month
  • All endpoints unlocked
  • 300 req/min rate limit
  • Priority data updates
  • Priority support
  • SLA guarantee

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Common questions

Quick answers about RegIntel.

What is RegIntel?

RegIntel is a structured regulatory database covering 41 jurisdictions and 212+ regulations, with obligations, penalties, scope, and regulator citations exposed as both a REST API and an MCP server. It's designed for compliance products, fintech apps, and AI/RAG pipelines that need clean, machine-readable regulatory data with cited sources.

How many jurisdictions does RegIntel cover?

41 jurisdictions today, including the EU (GDPR, MiCA, DORA), United States (SEC, FINRA, CFTC), Australia (APRA, ASIC), Singapore (MAS), United Kingdom (FCA), and many more. New jurisdictions are added regularly via a Claude-assisted weekly research loop, with human review before publishing.

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. The Free plan gives you 100 credits with no time limit and no credit card. You only add payment details when you upgrade to a paid plan.

How fast can I integrate?

Standard REST API, key-based auth, JSON responses. Most developers integrate the first endpoint in under 10 minutes. Code examples in Python, JavaScript, and curl are in the docs. If you want it as a Claude Desktop tool, pip install regintel-mcp and paste the config block in our MCP repo README.

Is this legal advice?

No. RegIntel provides structured regulatory intelligence, not legal counsel. The data is sourced from official regulator publications and cited accordingly, but compliance decisions should be validated with qualified counsel for your specific facts.