We scan websites — starting with crypto and fintech platforms — and produce structured reports on their KYC practices and public compliance signals. Not legal advice. Just a clear read of what's actually on the page.
Every report reads the same way a regulator would.
We look at what a website actually discloses — not what it claims in a footer badge — and lay it out plainly.
Three steps, one document.
Send us the site
Give us the domain and, if it's relevant, the specific product or jurisdiction you care about.
We read everything public
Our team goes through the site, its terms, and its disclosures the way a careful user would — line by line.
You get a structured report
A plain, sourced writeup of what we found — what's disclosed, what's missing, and what's worth a second look.
We're researchers, not lawyers.
OCR.LEGAL is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. We don't practice law, and nothing in a report should be read as a legal opinion.
What we do is research: we examine what a website discloses publicly and summarize it in plain language, so you can form your own view — or hand it to a lawyer who can.
Every report reflects our independent reading of public information at the time it was produced. It's a starting point for judgment, not a substitute for it.