Company
We started where AI governance
is actually hard.
Regulated enterprises carry the strictest audit obligations and the least tolerance for AI hallucination. We built under the hardest data-residency regime in the world, which is why the product is credible in every other one.
Why Anvax exists.
"The regulator is not an obstacle. The regulator is the customer's customer."
We started Anvax after watching compliance teams at NBFCs and wealth managers spend more time on manual document triage than on actual risk analysis. Not because they lacked intelligence, because the tools they had were built for a different market, a different regulator, and a different risk culture.
The incumbents built horizontal AI and added compliance features later. We did the opposite: started in one of the strictest data-residency and AI-governance regimes in the world, and built the governance layer first. The audit chain, the policy engine, the residency controls were production requirements before they were selling points. That origin is why the product is credible everywhere data cannot leave.
Our goal: every compliance team at every regulated enterprise, in London, Dubai, Singapore, or Mumbai, has a workspace where they can search their corpus, run their workflows, and produce audit-ready outputs, without their CISO losing sleep or their examiner asking hard questions.
Three things we will not compromise on.
Evidence first
We don't say "AI-powered", we show you the retrieval context, the source citations, and the inference trace. Every output is auditable. If you can't verify it, we haven't done our job.
Sovereignty is not a feature
Data residency, per-tenant encryption, and RLS are the foundation, not checkboxes on a pricing page. You can't configure them away. That's the point.
The examiner is always in the room
We build every feature as though a compliance examiner will ask about it during an inspection. Not because they always will, but because that's the bar that actually protects our customers.
Open roles.
We're a small team building in public. If you've worked in or around regulated finance and want to build tools that actually matter for compliance teams, we'd like to talk.