One architecture for every crypto regulation. MiCA operational — read, compare, and render reports from a single cited corpus.
Compliance teams at crypto-asset service providers spend thousands of hours reading regulations across jurisdictions, mapping obligations to their entity type, and assembling reports field by field in spreadsheets. One missed field in a supervisory filing can trigger enforcement. One misread article can mean a 5% turnover fine under MiCA Article 111.
Hakadian eliminates the manual work. The regulation is structured and searchable. Obligations are matched to your firm automatically. Reports are checked for errors before you submit.
Three verbs. One corpus underneath. Built for compliance officers, general counsel, regulatory operations, and the law firms that brief them.
Browse the full text of every regulation we cover. Compare articles side by side. Get alerted when regulators publish updates.
See which obligations apply to your firm. Track status, assign owners, attach evidence, and get sign-off with a full audit trail.
Generate regulatory reports from your data. Automated checks catch errors and flag gaps before you submit.
Every answer links to the source paragraph it was derived from. Every rule on the platform has a named reviewer and an effective-from date. Primary source on every screen.
One corpus. One engine. One lineage. Every framework below runs on the same architecture — article → obligation → entity → citation → status.
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