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Finguine vs REGREP

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Finguine

5.9#9 in regulatory reporting softwareFrom ₹120,000 a year
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REGREP

7.5#3 in regulatory reporting softwareFrom €500 a year
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FactFinguineREGREP
API availabilityThe pricing comparison says Data Ingestion API is not included in Cloud and On-Premise plans and is included in Enterprise.Converter Pro+ offers batch and API capability through a scoped Solution Layers engagement, and the TIN Validator includes bulk API access.
HeadquartersBengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFrankfurt am Main, Germany
PurposeFinguine describes itself as an automated regulatory reporting platform that turns raw, siloed data into submission-ready reports.REGREP maps regulated-firm data to the current regulatory framework, validates it, and returns a supervisor-ready filing.
Security certificationsThe maker states it is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2022 certified.The GDPR programme is described as operational, while ISO 27001 and SOC 2 are listed as in progress rather than certified.
SupportPricing lists email support for Cloud, On-Premise, and Enterprise, while dedicated support is included in On-Premise and Enterprise.Platform support is included without charge; paid credits can be used for expert reviews, guided onboarding and expert questions.

Finguine plans

  • On-Premise₹120,000 a year
  • Enterprise₹300,000 a year
  • Cloud—

REGREP plans

  • TIN Validator€0.01, paid once
  • FATCA€500 a year
  • Pillar 3 Disclosures€500 a year
  • EBA Single report Pro€600 a year
  • EBA Single report€600 a year
  • CRS / DAC2€1,000 a year

Pick Finguine if…

Finguine is aimed at banks, asset management companies, insurers, capital markets firms, and crypto exchanges that need regulatory reporting workflows. It may suit teams working with FATCA, CRS, SDMX, XBRL, or CBDT submissions.

Pick REGREP if…

REGREP suits regulated firms filing across EU, UK and global frameworks, especially those working across multiple reporting regimes. Firms with multiple entities should note that group and consolidated structures require a Solution Layers mandate.

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