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Regulatory frameworks

Oris is infrastructure. It produces cryptographic compliance proof. The developer remains the legal customer of record on every payment rail and remains responsible for their own regulatory obligations.

This page maps Oris primitives to specific framework requirements. It is not legal advice.

FinCEN Bank Secrecy Act (US)

RequirementWhere Oris helps
Customer Identification ProgramKYA ladder L0 -> L4 with attested evidence
Suspicious Activity ReportsSAR auto-flag at $10k + risk tier + sanctions hit
Currency Transaction ReportsAudit log captures every transaction with USD value
Record retention (5 years)Seven-year retention (exceeds BSA minimum)
OFAC SDN screeningSanctions feed live, blocked tier hard stops

EU AMLD (Anti-Money Laundering Directive)

RequirementWhere Oris helps
Customer Due DiligenceL1 KYB attestation + L2 user delegation
Enhanced Due DiligenceL4 institutional review + sealed envelope
Sanctions screening (EU restrictive measures)EU Sanctions Map feed live
Beneficial ownershipKYB attestation carries beneficial ownership record
Record keeping (7 years)Seven-year retention matches

EU MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets)

RequirementWhere Oris helps
Service provider authorizationOris is infrastructure, the developer holds the license
Custody segregationBYOK keeps custody with the developer’s provider
Transaction transparencyCompliance bundle anchored on chain
Consumer protection recordsAudit trail with seven-year retention

EU AI Act

RequirementWhere Oris helps
High-risk AI identificationAgent registration with documented purpose
Logging and traceabilityAudit trail of every agent action
Human oversightEscalation thresholds route to human approval
Drift monitoringBehavioral baseline + drift score, auto-demote

OCC guidance (US national banks)

RequirementWhere Oris helps
Third-party risk managementOris is non-custodial, no money-transmitter scope
Transaction monitoringCompliance screening on every transaction
Audit and exam readinessVerifiable audit trail with on-chain anchor

What the developer still owes

  • A money-transmitter license where required by jurisdiction.
  • A registered KYB / KYC program for their own customers.
  • AML program compliance (training, monitoring, reporting).
  • A relationship with a custody provider for actual fund movement.
  • Filing SARs and CTRs when triggered.

Oris reduces the operational burden by producing the evidence. The legal responsibility stays with the developer.

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