RegTech, compliance, and legal firms cover KYC, AML, screening, and legal opinions. None of them cover marketing. NorthPoint does — MiCA, FCA, SEC, MAS, VARA and GDPR, as operator-grade checks your customers can run.
You monitor transactions, screen sanctions, and run KYC/AML. Your CASP and issuer customers also have to get their marketing past MiCA and the FCA. That's the one box your platform doesn't tick — and the one NorthPoint owns.
You sell into the same exchanges, wallets, and stablecoin issuers we serve. Marketing compliance is an adjacent need you can satisfy without building it — through referral, co-sell, or a white-labelled module.
You give the legal opinion; clients still have to write compliant campaigns, landing pages, and KOL briefs. Refer the marketing-execution layer to an operator who speaks both marketing and regulation.
Your customers need marketing compliance you don't offer. Refer them to NorthPoint, or co-sell us as the piece you're missing. Clean referral terms, no integration required.
NorthPoint's MiCA, FCA, SEC, MAS, VARA, GDPR and TGE checks are already exposed via an MCP server and REST API. Run them inside your platform, under your brand, with your customers' agents calling them directly. A near-term integration, not a roadmap item.
Make NorthPoint the marketing-comms compliance layer inside your suite — the box your competitors can't tick. One integration, full multi-jurisdiction coverage, maintained by an operator who tracks the regimes for a living.
Marketing compliance — Article 88, financial promotions, KOL disclosure, TGE launch readiness.
A live MCP server and API already power the checks. White-labelling is a connection, not a build.
Authored by an ex-CMO of two international crypto exchanges. The audits read like an operator wrote them, because one did.
EU, UK, US, Singapore and UAE in a single pass — the coverage your global customers actually need.
If you onboard non-EEA crypto firms, you carry a standing question: is this client quietly marketing into the EEA? After ESMA's 17 April 2026 supervisory statement — all 27 national competent authorities told to act on unauthorised firms, and reverse solicitation confirmed as something that cannot be used systematically — that question needs recurring evidence, not a one-off attestation. The Monitor produces a monthly, evidence-of-scan report per client: EEA-language localisation, country promotions, EUR/SEPA rails, and paid/KOL targeting, scanned across the client's public surfaces.
A dated report per onboarded client, scanning public marketing surfaces for EEA-targeting signals — evidence of what was checked, not a certification of compliance.
ESMA has closed the door on systematic reliance on Article 61. Partners onboarding non-EEA CASPs need an ongoing, factual read — disclaimers don't create the exemption.
Banks, custodians, and payment providers whose non-EEA clients must not be marketing into the EEA — the party that most needs recurring evidence.
See the signals on one URL with the free non-EEA marketing check before the recurring monitor onboards your book.
Evidence-of-scan only — general information, never a certification of compliance or legal advice. Talk to us to scope the Monitor for your client book: start a partnership conversation →
RegTech, compliance and legal is the first track. If you're an agency, accelerator, exchange, or platform with a different model in mind, we want to hear it.
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