
Evix Lab — Regulatory Watch tells a compliance team what changed in the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing rules they answer to, without reading every regulator's website.
Evix Lab reads the official sources of the authorities it watches: laws and regulations, supervisory guidance and published drafts. Each change in the last 90 days is listed with its authority, its source, the kind of change and when it was noticed.
https://mcp.evixlab.com/watchA free feed of changes to AML/CFT norms, read at the source for the authorities Evix Lab watches: laws and regulations, supervisory guidance and drafts. No login and no token: every tool here only reads, acts on behalf of no one and is not written to any audit log.
Start with to see who is watched and how far back the feed goes (90 days). lists what changed, newest first, and can be narrowed to one authority or one kind of change. opens one change: the changed provisions, the was-and-became quote where the publisher allows it, the date in force once checked, and the link to the source.
A change is noticed by a machine and checked by editorial review; summary says how far that review has come. The date in force appears only once checked. Quotes are unofficial text in the original language. This is working material for a compliance team, not legal advice: the source behind the link is what counts.
Case work — coverage, findings, risk assessment — is a separate server, mcp.evixlab.com/mcp, and needs an agent token issued in an Evix Lab profile.
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