Every AI and every employee already makes legally binding decisions on your behalf. SecondZero verifies each one — against 180+ regulations, before it reaches a customer.
Regulators don't distinguish between a human and a model. The company is always liable.
Three forces colliding. Every industry. Every jurisdiction.
Regulations are multiplying
Thousands of updates per year, every jurisdiction. No team keeps pace manually.
Every decision is already live
Millions of binding decisions per day. Post-hoc review arrives after the fine.
The company always signs
Regulators don't care if a human or model generated it. You own every output.
Pick a scenario. Play the customer. Watch it get rewritten before it ships.
Real violation patterns. Each fine exceeds most startups' runway.
Customer requests data deletion. Agent starts the wrong process.
Identity validated, right-to-erasure routed through DPO workflow — before execution.
AI approves a €147K transfer matching four AML typologies.
Pattern detected. Response halted. Escalated with full regulatory rationale.
Support agent denies the customer's 14-day right of withdrawal.
Statutory right enforced. Response rewritten to honor the refund automatically.
Investment AI recommends high-risk product to a low-risk customer.
Suitability mismatch flagged. Recommendation blocked. Audit log written.
Fintech deploys credit-scoring AI without required documentation.
Pre-deployment audit identifies gaps. Remediation roadmap delivered.
No migration. No retraining. One API call.
Connect
One API wraps your agents and tools. Up and running in a day.
Verify
Every response checked against 180+ regulations in under 50ms.
Protect
Violations blocked or rewritten. Everything logged and audit-ready.
Every company makes compliance decisions every day. Banks, hospitals, insurers, retailers, utilities, governments — the work is the same: verify that what's being said, sent, or signed is legal. Today it's done manually, too slowly, at massive cost. We're replacing that with real-time infrastructure. If a company has customers, it's a customer.