Amok

Cambodia banking & tech law

Amok gives your AI direct access to Cambodia's banking, fintech, and technology regulation — as verbatim evidence from official sources, never paraphrased. Ask about bank licensing and prudential rules, technology risk management, liquidity risk, payment systems and Bakong, AML/CFT, or fintech policy.

What you can ask

What are the NBC technology risk management requirements for banks?
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://amok.danny.vn/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Amok is an evidence-only knowledge base for Cambodian banking & financial-technology regulation. Reach for it whenever a question touches Cambodian banking/finance law — especially digital & technology topics: banking and financial institutions, payment systems (Bakong, KHQR), AML/CFT, microfinance, financial leasing, cryptoassets, securities regulation, IT risk management, and technology operations. ⚠️ ALWAYS query in ENGLISH — the corpus language for Cambodia. Queries in Khmer (or any other language) return degraded rankings: translate to English first, then translate the evidence back for your user.
Why you can trust the results: the text is extracted verbatim from Cambodia's OFFICIAL sources — the National Bank of Cambodia (nbc.gov.kh: banking laws, Prakas, circulars, and IT guidelines), the Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia (serc.gov.kh: securities and capital-market regulations), the Council for the Development of Cambodia (cdc.gov.kh: foundational laws), and Open Development Cambodia (opendevelopmentcambodia.net: supplementary legal texts) — never generated or paraphrased. Every hit and document includes source_url, the official source page, so you and the user can verify the exact wording against the authoritative origin. amok is evidence-only: it returns exact citations (Article/Clause/sub-items), validity status, confirmed relations, provenance, and explicit gaps — it does NOT synthesize an answer and never hides weak data behind confident prose.
Flow: call search to get ranked provisions, each with its source document reference, a plain-English validity badge, the official source link, and a ready-to-paste cite. Call document for a full provision, all official source links, and confirmed relations. Call for live coverage, for what is missing, and guide for the full playbook. Token economy: search detail='compact' is the cheap discovery pass; the default detail='standard' never inlines full article text — read one provision with document (citation filter + include=['chunks']), the cheapest call.
When you answer (you, not amok): cite the exact provision and document (e.g. Article 26 of the Law on Banking and Financial Institutions), link the source_url so the user can verify, respect validity (never present repealed, superseded, or not-yet-effective text as current law), surface gaps (gaps[], abstain, needs_review) instead of guessing, and answer in English — the corpus is English and amok never translates legal text (translation is the user's own responsibility).
Example questions: "licensing requirements for banks in Cambodia", "NBC Prakas on payment system operators", "AML/CFT obligations for financial institutions in Cambodia", "capital adequacy requirements under the Law on Banking and Financial Institutions", "KHQR and Bakong payment system regulations".
Coverage right now: amok has extracted and indexed 284 official documents (7757 provisions) across 3 official sources — call for the live, detailed breakdown.

Tools

Reads data5

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://amok.danny.vn/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Amok is an evidence-only knowledge base for Cambodian banking & financial-technology regulation. Reach for it whenever a question touches Cambodian banking/finance law — especially digital & technology topics: banking and financial institutions, payment systems (Bakong, KHQR), AML/CFT, microfinance, financial leasing, cryptoassets, securities regulation, IT risk management, and technology operations. ⚠️ ALWAYS query in ENGLISH — the corpus language for Cambodia. Queries in Khmer (or any other language) return degraded rankings: translate to English first, then translate the evidence back for your user.

Why you can trust the results: the text is extracted verbatim from Cambodia's OFFICIAL sources — the National Bank of Cambodia (nbc.gov.kh: banking laws, Prakas, circulars, and IT guidelines), the Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia (serc.gov.kh: securities and capital-market regulations), the Council for the Development of Cambodia (cdc.gov.kh: foundational laws), and Open Development Cambodia (opendevelopmentcambodia.net: supplementary legal texts) — never generated or paraphrased. Every hit and document includes source_url, the official source page, so you and the user can verify the exact wording against the authoritative origin. amok is evidence-only: it returns exact citations (Article/Clause/sub-items), validity status, confirmed relations, provenance, and explicit gaps — it does NOT synthesize an answer and never hides weak data behind confident prose.

Flow: call search to get ranked provisions, each with its source document reference, a plain-English validity badge, the official source link, and a ready-to-paste cite. Call document for a full provision, all official source links, and confirmed relations. Call for live coverage, for what is missing, and guide for the full playbook. Token economy: search detail='compact' is the cheap discovery pass; the default detail='standard' never inlines full article text — read one provision with document (citation filter + include=['chunks']), the cheapest call.

When you answer (you, not amok): cite the exact provision and document (e.g. Article 26 of the Law on Banking and Financial Institutions), link the source_url so the user can verify, respect validity (never present repealed, superseded, or not-yet-effective text as current law), surface gaps (gaps[], abstain, needs_review) instead of guessing, and answer in English — the corpus is English and amok never translates legal text (translation is the user's own responsibility).

Example questions: "licensing requirements for banks in Cambodia", "NBC Prakas on payment system operators", "AML/CFT obligations for financial institutions in Cambodia", "capital adequacy requirements under the Law on Banking and Financial Institutions", "KHQR and Bakong payment system regulations".

Coverage right now: amok has extracted and indexed 284 official documents (7757 provisions) across 3 official sources — call for the live, detailed breakdown.