Regulatory intelligence
for licensed markets.
Verity reads the official licensing registers across Asia-Pacific and turns them into structured, queryable intelligence — who is licensed, for what, and how that record is changing.
Know. Watch. Understand.
1Know
Verify any licensed firm or person, on demand. Each profile is built from the register entry itself — the licence, the activities it permits, the history of the record as the regulator published it.
2Watch
Monitor the market for register changes, automatically. Every difference between one snapshot and the next becomes a dated change event — a fact of record, not an inference.
3Understand
See the patterns across the full dataset — which firms are growing licensed headcount, how a market's licensed population is shifting over a quarter. Parts ship today; parts are still being built, and we say which.
Six markets, one interface.
The registers arrive in six formats, four languages, and six publication rhythms. Verity normalises them into profiles that read side by side — without losing what the source actually said.
Verification, screening, monitoring.
Compliance work runs on questions the registers already answer. Verity makes asking them cost seconds instead of afternoons — and keeps asking after you've moved on, so a change in the record finds you.
Verification
Confirm that a firm or an individual holds the licence they claim, across six markets, without leaving one interface.
Screening
Check a name against the registers and the enforcement record before an appointment, an investment, or an introduction.
Counterparty monitoring
Watch the licensing status of firms you're already exposed to, so a lapse reaches you when it happens.
Market watch
Follow a whole market's register — new licences, ceased accreditations, movement between firms — as dated facts.
Where every fact comes from.
Every licensing fact on Verity comes from the official register of the regulator that issued the licence — published precisely so the public can rely on it. There is no scraping of private or social profiles, nothing inferred from behaviour, purchased from a data broker, or self-reported by the people described. Verity holds no personal contact details of any kind.
Every event carries a date and is attributable to the source record it came from — which means any claim the platform makes can be walked back to the entry that supports it.
Public registers exist to be relied upon. Verity makes that reliance practical.