AI TātparyaUnderstand and implement regulatory circulars — not just read them
AI Tātparya is a chat assistant for Indian compliance and risk teams. Ask about a CERT-In, MeitY, RBI, IRDAI, or SEBI circular in plain language, and get an answer grounded in the actual circular text — plus concrete steps to implement it, not just a summary.
First 30 days free with UPI or card, then ₹299 a month. Cancel in one click. Every answer names its source circular.
The problem
CERT-In, MeitY, RBI, IRDAI, and SEBI each publish their own circulars, on their own schedule, in dense regulatory language. Compliance and risk teams have to track all five, work out which ones actually apply to their organization, and figure out what to concretely change — often faster than they can read them, let alone act on them.
The solution — what we offer
AI Tātparya is a paid, subscription-based online software service (₹299 per month). It is not a physical product.
What a subscriber gets: access to an AI chat assistant that answers questions about Indian financial and cybersecurity regulatory circulars (from CERT-In, MeitY, RBI, IRDAI, and SEBI) and explains, step by step, what an organization needs to do to comply with them.
Who it's for: compliance, risk, and legal teams at Indian businesses — banks, NBFCs, insurers, brokers, and IT companies — who need to keep up with these regulators' circulars.
Why teams subscribe
Grounded in the actual text, not a summary of a summary
Every answer is generated from the verbatim circular itself, with a source link — not the model's general knowledge of what a regulation "probably" says.
Step-by-step implementation, not just explanation
You don't just learn what a circular requires — you get concrete steps to actually put it in place at your organization.
Every regulator that touches Indian BFSI compliance
CERT-In, MeitY, RBI, IRDAI, and SEBI circulars in one place, kept current by a daily automated fetch — not a one-time snapshot that goes stale.
A running record of what you asked and were told
Past conversations are saved so you can come back to a compliance question you asked weeks ago, not just the answer that scrolled by.
How it works
Sign in
No password — we email you a one-time sign-in link.
Ask a question
In plain language: "What does this circular require us to do?"
Get grounded steps
An answer sourced from the real circular text, with what to actually do next.
Fresh in the archive
The latest circulars and advisories we track, as published by the regulators. Subscribers can tap “AI summary” on any of them for who it applies to, the key obligations, deadlines and concrete next steps, each point tied to the circular's own text.
- Official source
CERT-In2026-11-04
Escalation of AI-Driven Attacks on BFSI Entities by Threat Actor "CRAFTY FALCON"
- Official source
MeitY2026-10-29
Data Empowerment and Protection Architecture (DEPA) for AI Training
- Official source
CERT-In2026-10-28
Multiple vulnerabilities in GoAhead Web Server
- Official source
CERT-In2026-10-27
Out-of-Bounds Write Vulnerability in Google Brotli Decoder
- Official source
CERT-In2026-10-27
Multiple Vulnerabilities in Apple Products
The answers are written by AI from the circular text and can be wrong, so every answer links back to the original. See our AI Usage & Beta Disclosure.
Simple, single-tier pricing
₹299/month
- ✓ Unlimited chat, grounded in the verbatim circular archive
- ✓ Step-by-step implementation guidance, not just summaries
- ✓ Every answer cites its source circular
- ✓ Your conversation history, saved and searchable
Your first 30 days are free. Card or UPI required, then ₹299/month until you cancel — one click, any time. How the free month works
Cancel any time — see our Refund & Cancellation Policy.
Start your free monthYou will be asked to sign in with your email first (no password).
The free verbatim archive
You don't need an account to read the raw circulars themselves — our free public archive carries the full, unmodified text of every circular we track, updated daily. The paid chat assistant on this site is what turns that archive into an answer and a plan, on demand.
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