The questions buyers actually ask.

You probably already do. The difference is what happens to the output: is it cited, confidence-scored, signed off by a named person, and defensible to your regulator later? Generic assistants summarise a document and can lose context and hallucinate a citation across a full pack, inventing a regulation that was never there. It is not a wrapper on a chatbot: Dacxi Verify verifies every reference against a human-verified, crowdfunding-specific knowledge base and says "not assessed" rather than guessing.

This is the right question to ask, and it is the risk we engineered against first. Dacxi Verify does not generate citations freely. Every regulatory reference is checked against a human-verified, crowdfunding-specific knowledge base, so it can only cite what is actually there. If a scenario is not covered, it says "not assessed" rather than inventing an answer. We monitor citation reliability continuously, with an automatic stop if a hallucinated citation is ever found.

Worth checking. If your assistant processes deal data outside the EU, that can sit awkwardly with your data obligations. Dacxi Verify processes in Frankfurt by design, and your data does not leave the EU.

Your own deals, on your own platform, checked against a shared regulatory knowledge base. Six weeks, free, with a web interface and no integration. Single-platform in this wave; cross-border co-listing comes later.

No, by design. We cross-reference third-party KYC and KYB where you provide them, but Dacxi Verify never performs its own KYC, KYB, AML or sanctions checks. That stays with your existing providers.

We start with ECSPR, including the Annex I KIIS content, and we add the rules you operate under. If your deals touch other jurisdictions, tell us and we add those to the knowledge base.

Yours stays yours. Not shared, not used to train models. EU-resident processing in Frankfurt. Retention and deletion windows are set in the pilot agreement. See Trust & Governance for the full approach.