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HOW IT WORKS

Not a chatbot.
A research system.

QANUN reads 63,397 regulatory provisions the way a senior counsel would — structurally, adversarially, completely. Every answer is grounded against the corpus. Nothing is invented.

Ask once. Get a research note any senior counsel would act on.

A 10-agent pipeline reads the corpus the way a senior counsel would — structurally, adversarially, completely. The result is a structured research note with grounded claims, cited provisions, and confidence tiers.

< 90 seconds

full 10-agent pipeline

Every claim grounded against a specific corpus provision — never inferred beyond what the rules contain.
Citations are clickable — every reference opens the exact provision from the ADGM, DIFC, or El Salvador corpus.
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RESEARCH NOTE
ADGM / FSRA·14 claims·84%·78s

1. The Regulatory Trigger

COBS 23.12.2 imposes a binary prohibition: an Authorised Person must not offer or arrange for Retail Clients to subscribe to copy trading, mirror trading, or similar services unless it holds a Financial Services Permission to undertake the Regulated Activity of Managing Assets.COBS 23.12.2VERIFIED

2. The Block-Delegation Model

The "similar services" catch-all is purposively broad and captures functional equivalents regardless of how the arrangement is characterised. Parameter-setting by the client does not constitute the investment decision.COBS 23.4.1SUPPORTED

3. FSRA Supervisory Discretion

The requirement to implement systems and controls "to the satisfaction of the Regulator" confers broad FSRA discretion to look through any structural characterisation of the arrangement.COBS 23.12.2SUPPORTED

REFERENCE MATERIAL

VERIFIEDCOBS 23.12.2

COBS 23.12.2 requires a Managing Assets FSP for copy/mirror trading to Retail Clients.

SUPPORTEDCOBS 23.12.2

FSRA retains broad supervisory discretion under the "satisfaction of the Regulator" standard.

INFERREDPRU 1.3.3

A Category 3A licence would be required in addition to the Managing Assets FSP.

● complete·ADGM / FSRA corpus·63,397 provisions

2,484

Regulatory documents

63,397

Indexed provisions

84%

Average grounding ratio

0

Provisions invented

CAPABILITIES

Research. Monitor. Understand.

01

Deep Research

Ask a complex regulatory question. QANUN runs 10 specialist agents — retrieval, analysis, adversarial review, stress-testing — and returns a structured research note with grounded claims in under 90 seconds.

10 agents·< 90 seconds·Grounded claims
02

Quick Lookup

For direct questions. QANUN retrieves the most relevant corpus provisions and synthesises a grounded answer in under 15 seconds — without leaving your dashboard. Inline, cited, immediate.

5 provisions·< 15 seconds·Inline answer
03

Regulatory Monitoring

Define your product structure once. QANUN tracks it against the corpus, alerts you when new provisions affect your licensing position, and maintains a live compliance map updated with every change.

Live monitoring·Alert on change·Multi-jurisdiction

COVERAGE

Eleven jurisdictions.
One platform.

QANUN's regulatory corpus spans the world's fastest-growing financial markets. New jurisdictions ship quarterly — suggested by practitioners in the field.

ADGM

FSRA

DIFC

DFSA

El Salvador

BCR

Saudi Arabia

CMA · Q3 2026

Mauritius

FSC · Q3 2026

Pakistan

SECP · Q3 2026

Bahrain

CBB · Q4 2026

Kenya

CMA · Q4 2026

Nigeria

SEC · Q4 2026

Rwanda

BNR · Q4 2026

Singapore

MAS · Q1 2027

2,484Regulatory documents indexed
63,397Individual provisions searchable
13,337Cross-references mapped

QANUN exists because the regulatory question and the answer to it have always lived in different places. The question lives with the practitioner — the founder applying for a licence, the CLO mapping a product against seventeen provisions, the compliance officer monitoring a regulatory change that landed at 11pm.

The answer lives in a corpus of thousands of provisions, scattered across rulebooks, circulars, and guidance notes, with no index and no memory.

We built QANUN to close that gap. Not with a chatbot. With a system that reads the corpus the way a senior counsel reads it — structurally, adversarially, completely — and gives you a research note you can act on.

Oliver Cook KC

Co-founder · Barrister, Libertas Chambers

Built on practitioner judgment, not prompts.

QANUN was built by a King's Counsel and crypto founder who spent years answering the questions QANUN now answers. The corpus, the agent architecture, and the claim grounding system were all designed by people who have sat across the table from regulators.

Corpus curated by regulatory practitioners
Every claim grounded against specific corpus provisions
No hallucination — QANUN cites what it finds, not what it infers

10

specialist agents

84%

average claim grounding ratio

< 90s

full pipeline, complex queries

0

provisions invented — ever

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