RegTech, engineered with a cybersecurity-first DNA.
TendiTech builds RegTech infrastructure for Canadian compliance workflows—helping teams improve due diligence, auditability, and sensitive-data handling without unnecessary complexity.
Regulatory technology that uses emerging tech to improve and automate compliance and risk-management processes in regulated industries—especially financial services—helping organizations meet obligations more efficiently and reduce the risk of costly non-compliance.
How it works (high level)
A visual overview of our approach—intentionally general during private beta. Detailed implementation and controls are shared during onboarding (under NDA if appropriate).
Compliance workflow
Secure access fabric
RegTech, in practice
RegTech applies modern software and data techniques to reduce manual effort, improve consistency, and strengthen evidence quality for compliance activities.
For TendiTech, “RegTech” means practical infrastructure: structured workflows, integration microservices, and security-first handling of sensitive compliance data.
What we’re building
Modular capabilities for modern due diligence operations—shared at a high level while we remain in private beta.
Why “cybersecurity-first” matters in compliance
AML and due diligence processes handle high-value sensitive information and are attractive targets. Our baseline assumptions:
We favor clear controls, measurable evidence, and disciplined operational practices—without unnecessary stack bloat.
This page is intentionally high-level. We’ll share deeper implementation details in partner conversations (and NDA when appropriate).
High-level overview intended for early due diligence. Additional technical and security details can be shared under NDA during onboarding.
Design principles
Operational mindset
Private Beta
We’re onboarding a small number of early partners to validate workflows and integration requirements.
We design workflows to minimize sensitive data exposure and keep client records within Canada when feasible. Where third-party services are used (e.g., identity verification or form capture), we favor strict retention limits, contractual controls, and encryption, and we converge finalized records into Canadian-hosted systems (or end-to-end encrypted storage where appropriate). Implementation details and vendor-specific retention terms are shared during onboarding (under NDA if needed).