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Comparison · 2026 edition

MAP FinTech vs Regnology: regulatory reporting compared 2026.

MAP FinTech and Regnology side by side in the Regulatory Reporting Index 2026: scores, evidence, published facts and awards.

Research by Buckingham Intelligence, the research unit of Buckingham Capital Consulting · Facts read 26 October 2026 · Dated copies of source pages kept · Method
3.0 / 5MAP FinTech
3.7 / 5Regnology
RegnologyHigher overall
6Criteria compared

Short answer.

In the Regulatory Reporting Index, Regnology scores higher overall: 3.7 out of 5 (74 out of 100) against 3.0 (60), ranking 1 and 4 of 12. Regnology also scores higher in every segment.

Scores side by side.

Overall and segment scores out of 100, and the score out of 5.

ScoreMAP FinTechRegnology
Score out of 53.03.7
Score out of 1006074
Overall rank4 of 121 of 12
For banks (out of 100)66, rank 383, rank 1
For payment and e-money firms (out of 100)56, rank 467, rank 2
For investment and crypto firms (out of 100)58, rank 573, rank 1
TypeTransaction and tax reporting platformRegulatory, tax and risk reporting platform

Criterion by criterion.

Each score with the evidence behind it.

CriterionMAP FinTechRegnology
Report coverage4/5
Trade and transaction reporting plus CRS and FATCA tax reporting published.
5/5
Prudential, statistical, transaction and tax reporting all published.
Published pricing0/5
Not published on the pages read.
0/5
Not published on the pages read.
Regulator reach3/5
Regimes in Europe, Australia and Asia named.
5/5
More than 100 countries and a named list of supervisors across five continents.
Delivery4/5
SaaS, delegated reporting and onboarding support published; rule update terms not stated.
4/5
SaaS with continuous rule updates, managed services and API submission; no onboarding time published.
Security and standing2/5
Named regulated clients in testimonials; no certification published.
2/5
Named regulated clients; no security certification published on the pages read.
Data controls4/5
Validation, reconciliation and monitoring published; data lineage not described.
5/5
Published counts of data controls and validation rules, data lineage and exception handling.

Each criterion is scored 0 to 5 against the best published offer in the Regulatory Reporting Index. 0 means not offered or not published. How it is scored

Published facts.

What each provider publishes on its own pages, read on 26 October 2026.

FactMAP FinTechRegnology
Coverage"EMIR, MiFID II/MiFIR, ASIC, MAS, SFTR, CRS, FATCA, Best Execution Monitoring, RTS 27/28" on the Polaris platform.Reporting Hub covers "Prudential, statistical, granular, and disclosure reporting"; separate Transaction Reporting, Tax Hub (AEOI, covering CRS and FATCA), Insurance Hub and Risk Hub products.
ReachEU and UK regimes plus ASIC (Australia) and MAS (Singapore); "over 200 B2B global clients in four continents".Serves "financial institutions and supervisory authorities across more than 100 countries"; named supervisors include the EBA, ECB, PRA, FINMA, BaFin, Federal Reserve, FDIC, SEC, CFTC, OSFI, MAS, HKMA, APRA, SARB and CIMA.
DeliveryPolaris won "Best Software as a Service Provider (SaaS)" at the Cyprus BITE Awards; delegated EMIR reporting; onboarding and switchover "via customised health-check reviews"."SaaS-first delivery": "Delivered and maintained as a service. Continuous regulatory updates, no upgrade projects"; Managed Services listed; "built-in API connectivity" for submissions.
ControlsPlatform covers "data sourcing and validation through to regulatory submission, reconciliation and monitoring"."over 2,000 pre-configured data controls and 10,000+ validation rules"; "full data lineage and audit trails"; centralised exception monitor.
StandingTestimonials from CAPEX.com (Key Way Investments, CySEC licensed) and Trading Point of Financial Instruments. Certifications not stated on the pages read.Named clients include La Banque Postale, Raiffeisen Bank International, ApoBank and eToro. Security certifications not stated on the pages read.
PricingNot published on the pages read.Not published on the pages read.
Date read26 October 202626 October 2026

Not published or not stated by MAP FinTech: standing, pricing and delivery.

Not published or not stated by Regnology: standing, pricing and delivery.

Facts read on 26 October 2026 from: mapfintech.com; and regnology.net/en, regnology.net/en/solutions/for-the-regulated/…, regnology.net/en/about-us/about-us.

Awards 2026.

Awards follow from the published scores and cannot be bought.

MAP FinTech

No award in this index.

Regnology
Leader 2026Best for banks 2026Best for investment and crypto firms 2026Top rated for report coverage 2026Top rated for regulator reach 2026Top rated for data controls 2026

Who each suits.

From each provider's strongest criteria and published terms.

MAP FinTech suits

Brokers and investment firms needing trade and CRS/FATCA reporting together.

  • Report coverage (4/5). Trade and transaction reporting plus CRS and FATCA tax reporting published.
  • Delivery (4/5). SaaS, delegated reporting and onboarding support published; rule update terms not stated.
  • Data controls (4/5). Validation, reconciliation and monitoring published; data lineage not described.

MAP FinTech full profile

Regnology suits

Banks and broker-dealers reporting to many supervisors from one data model.

  • Report coverage (5/5). Prudential, statistical, transaction and tax reporting all published.
  • Regulator reach (5/5). More than 100 countries and a named list of supervisors across five continents.
  • Data controls (5/5). Published counts of data controls and validation rules, data lineage and exception handling.

Regnology full profile

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