What the answers are built on.
Our tools answer questions about EU financial regulation. This page sets out, plainly, what those answers are built on and what we are trying to do, without claims we cannot stand behind.
Built on primary law
The tools answer from the actual EU legislation, the regulation text itself, indexed as a searchable corpus. Not a general model recalling what it read once.
Every answer cites its source
Each statement points to the specific article it came from, and you can open the citation to read the verbatim provision. You check the law, not our word for it.
It says when it does not know
When the corpus does not contain the answer, the tool tells you that, instead of filling the gap with something that merely sounds right.
Answers you can check against the law.
When you ask a regulatory question, you should be able to see the law behind the answer and judge it for yourself, rather than trust an output you cannot trace. That is what we build toward: grounded information you can verify in seconds. The tools inform a decision; they do not make it, and they do not replace a qualified specialist where the stakes are high.
Licentium provides regulatory information and software, not legal advice. What you paste or upload is used to answer your question and nothing else; it travels over encrypted connections and is stored behind access controls. We will not claim certifications we do not hold or coverage we have not built. If you want to know exactly how something works, ask and we will tell you.
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