Crypto compliance software
Run crypto compliance
as a living program
Checklists, owners, evidence vaults, and AML, cyber, custody, and consumer modules — for licensing and ongoing supervision across California DFAL, NYDFS, EU MiCA, and federal BSA themes.
- DFAL, MiCA, NYDFS & more
- 50+ public field guides
- Not legal advice
Built for crypto compliance teams
Compliance frameworks
One workspace, many regulatory packs
Switch between framework checklists in the same product — California DFAL is our deepest pack today, with NYDFS, MiCA, and federal AML themes alongside it. Educational content only; confirm obligations with counsel.
Application prep
Statutory rows your team can actually own
Translate licensing obligations into actionable requirements with owners, due dates, and vault links — ready for NMLS uploads, examiner narratives, and cross-framework evidence without last-minute scavenger hunts.
See application trackerLicensing checklist
62% complete
MU1 company form — all sections
IN PROGRESS§3205Jane WalkerMU2 control persons (6 individuals)
NOT STARTEDNMLSMike OrtegaDFPI Form 2 — personal financials
UPLOADEDDFPILauren KimAML / BSA program manual
VERIFIED§3310Ariana Patel
Vault artifact linked to this row
Owner assigned
Jane Walker → MU1 company form
Evidence vault
Version discipline examiners can follow
Keep formation docs, AML manuals, cyber evidence, and personnel bundles in one audit-ready vault with naming your legal team trusts — not scattered across shared drives.
Browse framework guidesNMLS-ready naming
v2 · auditedarticles-all-amendments.pdf
2.1 MB · checksum verified
- articles-all-amendments.pdf
- AML-Program-v4.2.pdf
- cyber-tabletop-Q2.pdf
Linked to checklist
articles-all-amendments.pdf → Entity structure
Ongoing programs
AML, cyber, stablecoin, and kiosk depth
Turn on the modules that match your activity set. Operate programs with the same evidence discipline you will need after licensure — reporting calendars, complaints, and material changes included.
Crypto AML topic hubAML / BSA
Ongoing supervision rhythm
- SAR cadence on track
- OFAC screening logged
- Independent review Q2
Module health updated
AML / BSA → 78% ready
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Workflow modules
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Compliance guides
Jul 2026
Licensing horizon
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Operating narrative
Upcoming deadlines
Track what matters for your framework pack
Teams on California DFAL are planning for the July 1, 2026 milestone — while MiCA, NYDFS, and federal programs carry their own calendars. Use our learn hub, tools, and field guides, then join the waitlist for one workspace across packs.
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Operator perspective
Teams want coherence, not heroics
Illustrative feedback — not endorsements.
“We stopped treating licensing like a one-time filing. CompliFi gave us a weekly rhythm — owners, vault links, and a story we could tell in a mock exam.”
“MU2 used to live in email threads. Personnel tasks and vault naming finally sit in one place our legal team trusts.”
“The kiosk and stablecoin modules forced us to connect field disclosures with treasury attestations — that coherence is what regulators look for.”
Spreadsheets vs. one workspace
Shared drives
- Version drift across teams
- Evidence scattered when exams hit
- MU updates disconnected from vault
CompliFi
- Statutory rows linked to artifacts
- Module depth when activities require it
- Dashboards for ongoing rhythm
FAQ
Common questions
What is CompliFi?
CompliFi (complifi.co) is crypto compliance software for digital-asset teams — workflow tools for licensing applications, evidence vaults, NMLS/MU-style bundles, and AML, cyber, custody, and consumer modules. We support multiple framework packs (including California DFAL, NYDFS, EU MiCA, and federal BSA themes). It is not the former Ethereum DeFi project, complifi.co.uk, complif.com, or complifi.io. Public education lives on this site; the full workspace is for pilot teams.
Does CompliFi only support California DFAL?
No. DFAL is one of our deepest framework packs today, alongside NYDFS BitLicense themes, EU MiCA, and federal AML/sanctions programs. Switch packs in the workspace to load the right checklist and modules for your jurisdiction — always confirm which regimes apply to your activities with counsel.
Who is CompliFi for?
Crypto and virtual-asset operators preparing for or running under state, federal, or EU supervision — compliance, legal, operations, and executive stakeholders who need a shared, traceable picture of readiness, filings rhythm, and audit-friendly evidence. Not a substitute for outside counsel or regulator determinations.
How is CompliFi different from spreadsheets and shared drives?
CompliFi is designed to tie tasks to owners and vault artifacts, surface due dates and program health in one place, and reduce scattered evidence before exams or MU updates. Spreadsheets help plan; CompliFi aims to keep the narrative coherent as activities and personnel change.
Ready to run compliance as a system?
Join the waitlist for early access — or contact us about your licensing pathway and rollout timing.
Field notes
Latest compliance insights
News-responsive guides on licensing, MiCA, AML, NYDFS, and federal rulemaking — view all posts.
- The GENIUS Act is law — now comes the hard part: making stablecoin compliance actually work
- Every U.S. state now has crypto compliance data — why this changes planning for credit unions and fintech
- America’s largest Bitcoin ATM operator is shutting down — and it signals a bigger crackdown
- EU’s sweeping Russian crypto ban takes effect May 24: what exchanges and compliance teams must do now
- MiCA’s July 1, 2026 deadline: ESMA’s transitional end and orderly CASP wind-down planning