Regulatory infrastructure
Connect financial data, execute regulatory calculations, and produce reports with evidence attached.
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Source revisions, rules and decisions stay linked to the work they support, so teams can understand a result and act on it without reconstructing its history.
- Workspace: prepare and review work with its evidence in view.
- API and CLI: connect systems and run defined operations.
- MCP and A2A: bring scoped operations into agent workflows.
We publish reusable financial models, calculation conventions and identifiers. We also publish regit-web3, a set of Web3 primitives from our exploration of how the same operating model could support another domain. The libraries are separate from Regit's governed platform and do not, by themselves, produce a regulatory determination.
| Library | What it provides | Release | Crate downloads |
|---|---|---|---|
| regit-svi | Volatility smiles, surfaces and calibration | ||
| regit-blackscholes | Options pricing, Greeks and implied volatility | ||
| regit-covariance | Covariance denoising, shrinkage and detoning | ||
| regit-curves | Yield-curve construction and interpolation | ||
| regit-daycount | Day-count fractions and business-day calendars | ||
| regit-identifiers | Securities, entity and market identifier validation | ||
| regit-web3 | Chain and provider reads, swap quotes and transaction preparation |
These live badges show crates.io releases and total crate downloads, not unique users. See each repository for its current implementation details.
For the thinking behind the Web3 work, read Testing Regit across new domains with the same operating model. Explore all published libraries on our open-source page.
Regit is based in Luxembourg. Discuss a workflow or contact us by email.