Luxembourg
CSSF-regulated

Conply Pro

Team-wide compliance training powered by a shared Luxembourg regulation database. Staff work through modules, tick off regulations as they go, and generate audit-ready records for CSSF supervisory visits.

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The Pro architecture

From regulation source to team-wide training

One shared regulation database feeds the AI, which generates scored scenarios for every module. The whole team works through the same curriculum.

Stage 1 · Ingest

We take the primary sources of Luxembourg and EU compliance law and break them into citable chunks. Each chunk keeps its source, section, and surrounding context. This is the single source of truth every scenario will be grounded in.

1. Regulation sources

AML Law 12 Nov 2004

14 key articles

CSSF Regulation 12-02

8 chapters

MiCA (EU 2023/1114)

12 CASP obligations

DORA (EU 2022/2554)

6 ICT chapters

CSSF Circular 25/878

EBA AML Guidelines

GDPR + Law of 1 Aug 2018

7 key provisions

2. Shared regulation database

MiCA (EU 2023/1114), Article 72Transfer of funds originator and beneficiary verification...
AML Law 2004, Article 3-1Customer due diligence and ongoing monitoring obligations...
DORA, Chapter IIICT risk management framework and governance...

One database shared across the entire firm

Stage 2 · Generate

When a staff member starts a module, the AI pulls the relevant regulation chunks and builds three unique multiple-choice scenarios. Every answer is scored and every explanation cites the exact statute. Retry the module and you get three fresh scenarios.

3. AI scenario generation

AI

Retrieves regulation text and generates scored scenarios per module

Same scenarios for all staff in each module
Every explanation cites the specific regulation
Fresh scenarios on every retry

4. Generated scenario

2 of 3

A CASP authorised by the CSSF receives a €18,000 stablecoin transfer from a self-hosted wallet. The originator cannot be verified. What is the correct next step under the MiCA Travel Rule?

A. Process and flag for monthly review
B. Pause the transfer and request originator info
C. Return the funds without documentation
D. Apply EDD and proceed

Ref: MiCA (EU 2023/1114), Article 72

Stage 3 · Evidence

Every completion is recorded against the user with date, time, score, and module. Admins see a live team compliance matrix, and staff can download PDF certificates for any module they've completed.

Compliance matrix

Sarah M.Compliant
James H.In progress
David C.Overdue

PDF records

Per-user completion certificates

What's included

Shared regulation database

One central database covering CSSF supervisory expectations, MiCA CASP obligations, the AML Law of 2004, DORA, and more.

Curriculum-based progression

Staff work through modules in order. Each module covers a regulation area. Complete it, tick it off, move to the next.

PDF completion records

Every module completion generates a downloadable PDF with user, date, score, and regulation reference. Audit-ready for CSSF supervisory visits.

Team compliance dashboard

See who has completed what, who is overdue, and download records for any user. The matrix the CSSF expects in onsite inspections.

Sector-based module assignment

Assign staff to Crypto / DLT, Payments / Fintech, or Investment Funds. Conply maps the right modules automatically.

AI-generated scenarios

Three unique scenarios per session, grounded in MiCA, AML Law, DORA and CSSF circular text. Scored answers with statute citations.

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