Compliora AI uses a 5-agent pipeline to assess whether your project requires authorisation under EU financial regulation — with citation-level accuracy and plain-English explanations.
MiCA, MiFID II, PSD2 and AIFMD texts loaded into every analysis
A dedicated agent challenges every conclusion before the report is compiled
Built by EU financial regulation specialists with hands-on fintech licensing experience
5-agent pipeline with citation-level precision, not a single-prompt chatbot
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Most regulatory tools tell you whether a law applies. Compliora AI tells you what that means for your product — and how to stay outside the regulatory perimeter.
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The same starting point as a preliminary legal opinion — in minutes instead of weeks.
Most AI legal tools use a single prompt. Compliora AI uses a 5-agent pipeline where each agent has a specific role — preventing the reasoning errors that happen when one model tries to do everything at once.
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Compliora AI produces AI-assisted preliminary regulatory screening. It is not legal advice and does not constitute a legal opinion within the meaning of regulated legal services. It is produced for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as the sole basis for any compliance, licensing, or business decision. Regulation interpretation evolves and NCAs may take different positions in practice. You should seek advice from qualified EU regulatory counsel before making any decisions based on this assessment.