Droit launches 鈥楨xplore Mode鈥� on its Adept Platform
09 July 2025 US
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Droit, a technology firm within the computational law and regulation industry, launches 鈥楨xplore Mode鈥� for its Adept Platform using newly-patented technology for methods and systems to identify and trace regulatory obligations associated with a set of transactions or scenarios.
According to the organisation, global financial Institutions today rely on Droit鈥檚 Adept platform to drive decision-making across pre-trade and post-trade controls. This is because it allows users to evaluate the permissibility of transactions and comply with regulatory reporting, with full traceability for each step in the decision process.
Adept鈥檚 new, patented 鈥楨xplore Mode鈥� provides institutions with a new way of interacting with the rules across both 鈥� Droit鈥檚 pre-trade and post-trade products. The pre-trade enables financial institutions to understand their commercial possibilities and validate readiness to engage and the post-trade for regulatory reporting.
Previously, Adept required complete transaction details to relay regulatory requirements and obligations or render 鈥榯rade鈥� or 鈥榙o not trade鈥� decisions. With 鈥楨xplore Mode鈥�, institutions can explore 鈥榳hat if鈥� scenarios, discover what kind of transactions are possible, and gain a complete understanding of the regulatory impact associated with various decisions, as well as other available compliant options. The new feature enables Droit鈥檚 clients to input partial information and/or a desired outcome to identify possible scenarios that fit the defined set of constraints and meet all applicable rules and regulations.
鈥淓xplore Mode allows our clients to go beyond the input constraints of a single defined transaction, and to interrogate the full scope of permissible activities. This comprehensive insight can help unlock new potential revenue streams and expose new business opportunities,鈥� says Brock Arnason, founder and chief executive officer, Droit.
In the post-trade space, the patented technology provides a means of efficiently applying Droit rules to large datasets with the same trusted level of transparency. When reviewing reporting obligations, firms can upload millions of transactions for bulk evaluation to quickly identify common issues and prioritise remediation efforts.
Leith Dennis, head of Adept Knowledge Engineering, Droit, highlights: 鈥淭his patent approval is a testament to the unique technology we鈥檝e developed, enabling our clients to interact with our rules using the Adept Platform in new and expanded ways. Now, we have broadened Adept鈥檚 capabilities without losing any of the transparency our clients have come to expect.鈥�
According to the organisation, global financial Institutions today rely on Droit鈥檚 Adept platform to drive decision-making across pre-trade and post-trade controls. This is because it allows users to evaluate the permissibility of transactions and comply with regulatory reporting, with full traceability for each step in the decision process.
Adept鈥檚 new, patented 鈥楨xplore Mode鈥� provides institutions with a new way of interacting with the rules across both 鈥� Droit鈥檚 pre-trade and post-trade products. The pre-trade enables financial institutions to understand their commercial possibilities and validate readiness to engage and the post-trade for regulatory reporting.
Previously, Adept required complete transaction details to relay regulatory requirements and obligations or render 鈥榯rade鈥� or 鈥榙o not trade鈥� decisions. With 鈥楨xplore Mode鈥�, institutions can explore 鈥榳hat if鈥� scenarios, discover what kind of transactions are possible, and gain a complete understanding of the regulatory impact associated with various decisions, as well as other available compliant options. The new feature enables Droit鈥檚 clients to input partial information and/or a desired outcome to identify possible scenarios that fit the defined set of constraints and meet all applicable rules and regulations.
鈥淓xplore Mode allows our clients to go beyond the input constraints of a single defined transaction, and to interrogate the full scope of permissible activities. This comprehensive insight can help unlock new potential revenue streams and expose new business opportunities,鈥� says Brock Arnason, founder and chief executive officer, Droit.
In the post-trade space, the patented technology provides a means of efficiently applying Droit rules to large datasets with the same trusted level of transparency. When reviewing reporting obligations, firms can upload millions of transactions for bulk evaluation to quickly identify common issues and prioritise remediation efforts.
Leith Dennis, head of Adept Knowledge Engineering, Droit, highlights: 鈥淭his patent approval is a testament to the unique technology we鈥檝e developed, enabling our clients to interact with our rules using the Adept Platform in new and expanded ways. Now, we have broadened Adept鈥檚 capabilities without losing any of the transparency our clients have come to expect.鈥�
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