REGREP review
A broad regulatory reporting platform with validation and no regulator submission.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
REGREP is a self-serve regulatory reporting platform for banks, investment firms, payment institutions, crypto-asset service providers and other regulated organizations. It maps and normalizes regulatory information, checks reports against schemas, taxonomies and regulatory rules, and generates outputs including XBRL-CSV, XML and iXBRL. Coverage spans EBA reporting, IFR/IFPR, DORA, CRS, FATCA, MiCA, CARF/DAC8 and CESOP, with support for 57 jurisdictions. The web and API platform is suited to smaller firms that need broad coverage without starting with a large annual commitment.
Pricing is modular. The Free tier supports testing, monitoring or validation on core modules. Paid plans start with Pillar 3 — Disclosures at EUR 500 per year for an annual disclosure set and one restatement. Single report costs EUR 600 per year, Any 3 reports costs EUR 1,500, and All 51 reports costs EUR 4,000, with validated XBRL-CSV included in the report plans. Pillar 2 — ICARA costs EUR 2,000 per year, while Pillar 1 — Class 3 and Class 2 cost EUR 6,000 and EUR 12,000 respectively. The Pillar 1 plans include K-factor monitoring, quarterly returns, audit trails, and XBRL, PDF and XLSX outputs.
The platform’s strongest fit is structured reporting where validation and traceability matter. Features include DORA Register of Information management and export, CRS, FATCA and CARF/DAC8 XML reporting, MiCA supervisory reporting, administrative and configuration audit trails, file upload, and API-based conversion. It supports XBRL, XBRL-CSV, iXBRL, XML, JSON, PSV, CSV, ISO 20022 and SEPA formats. REGREP produces validated files but does not transmit them to authorities, so submission remains the customer’s responsibility. Choose it for affordable, multi-framework preparation and validation; firms seeking direct regulator submission should choose an alternative.
REGREP pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free tier plus paid plans from EUR 500 annually
- 57-jurisdiction coverage across major regulatory frameworks
- XBRL, XML, validation, audit trails and API options
- Where it doesn't
- Does not transmit reports to regulators
- Pricing varies by module and excludes VAT
- API-based integrations are scoped rather than broad platform integrations
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