Executive Benchmark Summary: Global RegTech and supervisory compliance in 2026 enforces the EU Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) rulebook, EU Regulation 2023/1113 zero-threshold crypto Travel Rule, FCA CASS 7 daily client money reconciliation, and MiCA CASP prudential capital tiers. Across RegTech Codex's tracked universe (197 institutions and 329 supervisory authorities), these parameters serve as the primary 2026 compliance, pricing, and risk-calibration baseline.
Australia ASIC AFSL Supervision, RG 146 & INFO 269 Finfluencer Liability (ASIC-AFSL-INFO269) refers to an institutional financial benchmark and regulatory standard monitored by Australian Securities & Investments Commission (AU), currently calibrated at 5 Years (Max Unlicensed Advice Penalty) as of October 2026.
Australia ASIC AFSL Supervision, RG 146 & INFO 269 Finfluencer Liability — 2026 Standard (ASIC-AFSL-INFO269-STD) refers to aSIC-AFSL-INFO269 2026 Institutional Benchmark Framework is defined as the standardized quantitative and compliance methodology published by Australian Securities & Investments Commission governing Australia ASIC AFSL Supervision, RG 146 & INFO 269 Finfluencer Liability across AU capital markets (5 Years Max Unlicensed Advice Penalty, October 2026).
CySEC Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF) Passporting & EUR 20,000 ICF Coverage (CYSEC-CIF-ICF) refers to an institutional financial benchmark and regulatory standard monitored by Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CY), currently calibrated at EUR 750,000 (Market Maker Initial Capital) as of October 2026.
CySEC Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF) Passporting & EUR 20,000 ICF Coverage — 2026 Standard (CYSEC-CIF-ICF-STD) refers to cYSEC-CIF-ICF 2026 Institutional Benchmark Framework is defined as the standardized quantitative and compliance methodology published by Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission governing CySEC Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF) Passporting & EUR 20,000 ICF Coverage across CY capital markets (EUR 750,000 Market Maker Initial Capital, October 2026).
EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) (EU-DORA) refers to regulation (EU) 2022/2554 establishing uniform ICT risk management, 4-hour major incident reporting, and CTPP oversight across EU financial entities.
EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) ICT Risk & 4-Hour Incident SLA (EU-DORA-2022-2554) refers to an institutional financial benchmark and regulatory standard monitored by ESMA / EBA / EIOPA Joint RTS (EU), currently calibrated at 4 Hours (Major ICT Incident Alert) as of October 2026.
EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) ICT Risk & 4-Hour Incident SLA — 2026 Standard (EU-DORA-2022-2554-STD) refers to eU-DORA-2022-2554 2026 Institutional Benchmark Framework is defined as the standardized quantitative and compliance methodology published by ESMA / EBA / EIOPA Joint RTS governing EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) ICT Risk & 4-Hour Incident SLA across EU capital markets (4 Hours Major ICT Incident Alert, October 2026).
EU EMIR Refit & UK EMIR ISO 20022 UPI/UTI Derivatives Trade Reporting (EMIR-REFIT-2026) refers to an institutional financial benchmark and regulatory standard monitored by ESMA / Bank of England (EU), currently calibrated at T+1 (Trade Repository Reporting SLA) as of October 2026.
Q01.What is the threshold for the Crypto Travel Rule under EU Regulation 2023/1113 (TFR)?
Unlike the FATF $1,000/€1,000 baseline or the U.S. FinCEN $3,000 rule, the EU Transfer of Funds Regulation (TFR) applies a €0 de minimis threshold, requiring originator and beneficiary data on every CASP-to-CASP transfer regardless of amount.
Q02.What does UK FCA CASS 7 require when a daily client money discrepancy is identified?
Under FCA CASS 7.15, a firm must perform daily internal and external client money reconciliations and cover any shortfall using its own corporate funds by the close of the business day while notifying the FCA immediately if a material breach occurs.
Q03.How are EU MiCA Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 CASP capital requirements structured?
MiCA Article 67 mandates €50,000 for Class 1 (advisory/order reception), €125,000 for Class 2 (custody and brokerage), and €150,000 for Class 3 (trading platforms), or 25% of preceding-year fixed overheads, whichever is higher.
Q04.What is the DORA reporting timeline for major ICT incidents at financial institutions?
Under the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), financial entities must submit an initial notification to their competent authority within 4 hours of classifying an ICT incident as major and no later than 24 hours after detection.
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