RegLayer

Regulatory expertise, built into the product.

RegLayer combines AI-native research and monitoring with human legal, regulatory, and policy judgment. It helps technology companies see what applies across markets, what changed, and what their teams need to do next.

Regulatory navigation should keep pace with the business.

Technology companies do not operate one regulation, product, or market at a time. RegLayer builds a company-specific regulatory layer across jurisdictions and product lines, then keeps it current as the business and policy environment change.

The software handles the repetitive work: horizon scanning, source review, applicability mapping, dates, and operational follow-through. Human expertise is available for the judgments that need context, challenge, or review.

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Policy, law, technology, and implementation in one team.

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Public policy and law

Advised Austria's Chancellor and Minister of Finance, served as an adviser to Austria's Minister of Reforms, Deregulation and Justice, and holds a doctorate in law from the University of Vienna.

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Technology and operations

Built regulatory intelligence systems and analytics tooling at Coinbase, with additional experience at BCG, Wharton, and technology startups.

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Regulatory execution

Horizon scanning, regulatory strategy, compliance work streams, and the translation of policy changes into concrete product and process implications.

Dr. Stephan Rihs, founder of RegLayer

Dr. Stephan Rihs

Stephan brings legal, public-policy, technology, and operating experience to RegLayer. At Coinbase, he built regulatory intelligence systems and analytics tooling used to track, assess, and prioritize policy developments. He previously advised Austria's Chancellor and Minister of Finance, served as an adviser to Austria's Minister of Reforms, Deregulation and Justice, and worked at BCG. He holds a doctorate in law from the University of Vienna and an MPA from Harvard Kennedy School, where his work included frontier-technology policy research at the Belfer Center and Public Interest Technology Lab.

Software for the recurring work. Expert judgment for the hard calls.

RegLayer maps and monitors.Company facts, instruments, policy developments, dates, tasks, and sources remain connected in one maintained workspace.

Expert judgment when needed.Higher-stakes questions can receive an expert-authored assessment with deeper research, context, and judgment.

A defined expert standard.Expert Briefs and Reports are researched and written by a qualified regulatory expert. Qualified means formal training in law, regulation, or public policy, and experience relevant to the jurisdiction or regulatory domain.

Your team stays in control.Analysis is grounded in official primary sources, checked against the company facts you provide, and kept available for verification.

Account separation, controlled access, and visible data boundaries.

Company profiles and private account context remain separated from shared regulatory materials. Read the current controls, infrastructure, retention, and deletion practices.

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