From Scattered Updates
to Usable Intelligence
Important regulatory changes are scattered across dozens of official regulator websites, PDFs, registers, consultations, and rulebooks. Keeping up manually is time consuming, noisy, and creates unnecessary risk.
Crypto Regulation Desk monitors 100+ official sources across key jurisdictions, reviews developments, and filters for the updates most likely to matter. Clients receive concise, plain English briefings explaining what changed, why it matters, and linking directly to the original source material.
Regional Compliance Scope
EU and UK
(MiCA + UK Regime)
01
Monitor MiCA registers, consultations, warnings, guidance and supervisory updates from ESMA, EBA, FCA, HM Treasury and all major NCAs.
02
Middle East
(UAE + Regional)
Track VARA, DFSA, ADGM, CBUAE, SCA and selected regional rulebook, licensing, guidance and enforcement updates.
03
Singapore
(MAS DPT / DTSP)
Stay on top of MAS notices, guidelines, consultations, enforcement actions and legislative changes for digital payment tokens and digital token service providers.
Sources We Monitor
We exclusively track official regulator websites, registers, rulebooks, and PDFs.
Never news sites or third-party aggregators.
We review official updates across key EU and UK regulatory sources, including ESMA and EBA news and consultations, FCA news and consultation papers, HM Treasury and European Commission crypto related policy pages, and selected national regulator updates from authorities including BaFin, AMF, ACPR, CONSOB, Central Bank of Ireland, CySEC, AFM, MFSA, KNF, HANFA, CNB, NBS, Bank of Lithuania, Banco de Portugal, Finansinspektionen, Finanstilsynet and ASF.
EU & UK
Middle East
We review official regulatory updates across core Middle East digital asset and financial services sources, including VARA news, regulatory notices and rulebook revision updates, DFSA news and consultation papers, ADGM announcements, consultations and guidance pages, CBUAE regulatory developments, payment token services materials and news, SCA regulatory and news pages, and selected updates from the Central Bank of Bahrain and SAMA.
Singapore
We review official Singapore regulatory and legislative sources relevant to crypto and digital asset businesses, including MAS news, consultations, circulars, notices and enforcement pages, together with key legislation and updates published through the Singapore Statutes Online service, including the Payment Services Act and the Financial Services and Markets Act.
Sectors Powered by crypto Regulation Desk
01
Crypto Exchanges & Trading Platforms
Track official regulatory developments relevant to exchange and trading platform operators, including licensing changes, AML and CFT expectations, consultations, warning lists, and register updates across key jurisdictions such as the UK, EU, Singapore, and the UAE.
02
Digital Asset Custodians & Infrastructure
Monitor regulatory developments relevant to custody, wallet, and digital asset infrastructure providers, including custody frameworks, supervisory guidance, licensing developments, and related consultations across major regulatory hubs.
03
Tokenized Asset Managers & VCs
Follow regulatory developments relevant to tokenized funds, private market infrastructure, and digital asset investment models, including prospectus, marketing, licensing, and supervisory changes affecting firms operating across multiple jurisdictions.
04
Web3 Fintech & Payment Gateways
Stay informed on regulatory developments affecting stablecoins, payment services, digital token activities, and related cross border frameworks, including consultations, notices, guidance, and rule changes from key regulators.
Pricing
Single Region
Any one jurisdiction
£400 /mo
Simple monthly pricing. No long-term contract. Cancel anytime.
Prices exclude VAT or other applicable taxes.
Two Regions
Any two jurisdictions
£550 /mo
All Regions
EU & UK + Middle East + Singapore
£700 /mo
Regulatory FAQ
Common questions about how Crypto Regulation Desk monitors official regulatory sources for crypto-native firms, digital asset custodians and exchanges.
How is Crypto Regulation Desk different from a standard news feed or alert service?
Most alert services send too much noise. Crypto Regulation Desk is manually reviewed and deliberately selective. We monitor official regulator and public authority sources across the UK/EU, Middle East and Singapore, then filter for updates that have direct relevance to crypto regulation, licensing, supervision, enforcement, AML, financial promotions, custody, stablecoins, tokenisation or operational compliance.
The aim is not to send more alerts. The aim is to make sure the right updates are not missed.
How often will I receive briefings?
Briefings are issued when there is a meaningful regulatory development, not on a fixed content schedule. During active periods, you may receive several updates in a week. During quieter periods, there may be no briefing.
We do not send filler content simply to maintain frequency.
How does the 14-day free trial work?
The trial is risk-free. You do not need a credit card to sign up. During the trial, you will receive any briefings issued during that period.
Towards the end of the 14 days, we will send a reminder. If you want to continue, you can move to a paid subscription. If you do nothing, your access will end and you will not be charged.
What exactly is a “briefing”?
A briefing is a short, structured regulatory note on a development that has passed our relevance threshold. Each briefing explains what happened, why it matters, and what compliance, legal or regulatory teams should monitor.
Where appropriate, we also make clear whether the update is a binding obligation, consultation, final guidance, enforcement action, register change, warning-list update, administrative update or non-binding policy signal.
Who is this service for?
Crypto Regulation Desk is designed for compliance, legal, regulatory, licensing and risk teams at crypto exchanges, custodians, brokers, stablecoin businesses, tokenisation firms, VC and hedge funds, and other digital asset service providers operating in or exposed to our covered jurisdictions.
What are the subscription terms?
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Subscriptions are monthly, with no long-term contract. You can cancel at any time. If you cancel, access continues until the end of your current billing period.
Stay Ahead of Regulatory Change
Review the service before you subscribe. Start your free 14-day trial and see the quality, format and relevance of our regulatory briefings before committing to a paid subscription. No credit card required.
If no material updates are issued during your trial, we will extend access until you have received at least one briefing.