Corridor · 5 min read

Regtech that clears the corridor

A tariff window only becomes an advantage for parties who can operate the compliance behind it. These are the modules that do the clearing — end to end, and by design.

The window is only worth what you can clear

As EU–India duties fall, moving European machines, IP and brands to Indian industrialists becomes cheaper on paper. But the saving only materialises for parties who can operate the compliance behind it. Our regtech modules cover the corridor end to end, turning a tariff window into an operational advantage rather than a theoretical one.

Three modules that do the work

A dual-use goods classifier screens assets against export-control lists before a deal advances. An assistant for preferential proof of origin assembles the documentation an FTA requires to claim reduced duty. A landed-cost calculator by HS code prices the true delivered cost against the live tariff schedule, so buyer and seller negotiate on real numbers, not estimates.

3 modules
Export control, proof of origin, landed cost — the corridor, cleared.

Traceable by design, human in the loop

Buyer–asset matching is scored with a traceable, AI-Act-by-design justification: every recommendation can be explained and audited. And a human stays in the loop on every irreversible decision. The machine accelerates the repetitive, high-volume compliance work; the judgment on what actually moves remains ours.

Key takeaways

  • A tariff window is only an advantage to those who can operate the compliance behind it.
  • Three modules clear the corridor: dual-use classification, proof of origin, landed-cost calculation.
  • Matching is scored with a traceable, AI-Act-by-design justification.
  • A human stays in the loop on every irreversible decision.

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