Fixed-price EU compliance review for token launches, stablecoin apps and x402 APIs. Every change cites the rule behind it.
Each one fails EU rules in its own predictable ways. The review starts from those.
Teams issuing a token or running a sale, airdrop or staking programme for EU users.
Wallets, on-ramps and apps that move stablecoins or money for their users.
APIs and services that charge agents per call over HTTP 402.
Three launch pages, reviewed the way your report will review yours. Switch between them, then flip to Clean to see the fixed copy.
Lock your ALBA for 90 days and earn a guaranteed 18% APY1 receive rewards that vary and can fall to zero.
No risk, fully protected.2 You can lose all the value of the tokens you buy.
This marketing communication has not been reviewed or approved by any competent authority in the EU.3
Hold USDC in the app. Your balance is insured and always worth exactly $1.1 USDC is an e-money token issued by Circle. It is not a bank deposit and is not covered by deposit guarantee schemes.
Send to any wallet in seconds, no ID needed.2 We verify your identity before your first transfer, as EU rules require.
Agents pay 0.01 USDC per request over HTTP 402. All payments are final and we accept no liability for failed calls.1 If a paid call fails or returns a malformed response, the charge is refunded within 7 days.
Operated by [company name], [registered address]. Contact: [email].2
Scan your website, or paste a paragraph from a post. Both flag the problems that most often break EU crypto rules, each with the rule behind it and the fix.
What the scan looks at
A scan reads a few pages for known patterns. The review reads everything you publish, checks it against the full checklist and gives you the fixed wording.
Get my reviewRuns in your browser and sends nothing anywhere. Indicative keyword check in English, not a review: a clean result does not mean the copy complies.
The full review reads everything you publish, not just keywords, and gives you the fixed wording.
Get my reviewYour public materials, read the way an exchange's compliance team, an investor or a regulator would read them.
A five-minute form: website, socials, white paper and terms. Drafts are fine.
A 5 to 8 page PDF. Summary first, then every finding with its rule and the fix.
A 20-minute call to agree what to fix before launch and what can wait.
Five pages: a verdict, a status for each of the eight areas, every finding ranked with its rule, redlined wording for the high findings and a dated fix plan.
PDF, 5 pages. Written for a fictional project to show the format.
Findings from the sample, in the report's format:
| Level | Finding | Rule | What to change |
|---|---|---|---|
| High | Staking page promises a guaranteed 18% APY | MiCA Art. 7 | Describe rewards as variable and remove return promises |
| High | No risk statement next to the buy button | MiCA Art. 7 | Add the required statement above the call to action |
| Medium | White paper published before notification | MiCA Art. 8 | Notify the competent authority before publishing |
| Medium | Terms name no governing law for EU consumers | Directive 93/13/EEC | Add governing law and a complaint route |
| Medium | Wallet addresses collected with no privacy notice | GDPR Art. 13 | State purpose, legal basis and retention |
| OK | Sanctions screening and geo-blocking at onboarding | Reg. (EU) 2023/1113 | No change needed |
Order by email for now. You get a payment link or a USDC invoice, then a five-minute form. The 72 hours start when it arrives. Ordering means accepting the Terms of Engagement.
When you want the fixes done for you: terms, risk disclosures, a basic AML and KYC policy, a white paper review and 30 days of questions by email.
Ask for a quoteVisa, Mastercard and other cards through Stripe checkout.
USDC on Base, Solana, Ethereum or Polygon through Stripe. Settles in euros.
Ask for an invoice and receive a Stellar address and the exact amount. The invoice is issued in euros.
Request a USDC invoice402Scope Compliance opened in September 2026. No invented reviews: testimonials appear here as real clients give them.
The first five teams get the review at €490 instead of €790. In return, you let us publish a short testimonial and, if you agree, an anonymised case study of the fixes.
I studied law at the Universitat de València and trained at a labour, tax and accounting advisory firm, where I handled a portfolio of self-employed clients and small companies.
I run 402Scope, the observatory above, and build on Stellar and Soroban, including payments between AI agents over x402. I read your product as well as your paperwork.
I work as a regulatory compliance consultant, not as a law firm. That keeps the review fast and fixed-price, and I tell you plainly when a question needs a licensed lawyer in a specific country.
Before the review, there was the observatory: it pays x402 providers for real resources and checks whether what arrives matches what they declared. That habit, checking claims against evidence, is what the review sells.
31,851 x402 endpoints checked for a live payment challenge · 13 paid endpoints bought every two hours. As of 29 September 2026, from the public API.
Independence. Measurement is free and never sold. If a provider measured by the observatory buys a review, the engagement is disclosed on its observatory page and has no effect on its measurements.
If you plan to market a token or a crypto service to EU users in the next six months, no. Before launch is the cheapest moment to fix claims and terms.
Links to your website and socials, plus any white paper, terms and privacy policy you have. Drafts are fine. It takes about five minutes.
No. It is a regulatory analysis of your materials against EU rules. It is not a signed legal opinion and does not create a lawyer-client relationship. When you need one, I will say so.
The EU framework (MiCA, the Transfer of Funds Regulation, GDPR and consumer law) and Spain. Risks in other jurisdictions are flagged, not analysed.
Measurement is free and never sold. If a provider measured by the observatory buys a review, the engagement is disclosed on its observatory page and has no effect on its measurements.
Yes, through the Launch Pack. Most teams start with the review and move on once they see the fix list.
No. The review covers regulatory compliance only.
Yes. USDC through Stripe checkout on Base, Solana, Ethereum or Polygon, or USDC on Stellar against an invoice. The invoice is always issued in euros.
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