RegWatch pairs a human-reviewed feed of eighteen regulatory sources with working registers — regulatory change with comply-by dates, enforcement actions with the orders behind the penalties, and open comment windows ranked by the days you have left to weigh in. Maintained by compliance professionals, exportable for your board.
Alerts tell you something happened. A register tells you what your bank must do about it, by when — and gives you the document trail to prove you were watching.
Every final rule, proposal, and bulletin that matters to a community bank — typed, dated, and carried until it stops binding.
Consent orders, civil money penalties, and formal agreements across every regulator — the record of what banks like yours are being cited for.
Every proposed rule opens a comment window, then shuts it. Miss it and you comply with whatever landed. RegWatch turns hundreds of buried Federal Register proposals into a ranked board — soonest deadline first, each one checked against your bank's profile so you see at a glance which windows are actually yours.
Open a window's Review and you get everything the decision needs — no wading through a 200-page proposal:
Does it even apply to you? We read the proposal's own threshold, charter, and business-line language against your bank profile — with the agency's sentence quoted, so the verdict holds up.
The agency's own numbered questions for comment, pulled verbatim from deep in the document — the fastest read on whether your voice matters — plus a plain-English what-changes summary.
Has anyone filed yet? Has your trade association weighed in? We show the comment count, name the association letters, and link you straight to where you file.
Eighteen sources are checked every thirty minutes and classified against a BSA/AML taxonomy our team maintains. Then the part software can't do: a named compliance professional reviews every item before it's published. Your examiner won't accept "the model said so" — neither do we.
Eighteen sources, checked every 30 minutes — including the ones without feeds, and the bulletins agency feeds themselves lag on.
Each item is typed — rule, enforcement, sanctions, advisory — and tagged against our BSA/AML taxonomy, so it lands where you'd look for it.
A compliance professional confirms every item before it publishes — and carries rules and actions into the registers with the dates that matter.
Twenty minutes, no prep. We'll walk the feed, both trackers, and the calendar against the regulators that supervise you.