Keyarq builds compliance software for regulated organisations in India and APAC — banks, insurers and brokers who answer to SEBI, RBI, IRDAI and the DPDP Act, and the police, defence and other regulated forces whose records must survive scrutiny. Every product seals what it keeps, leaves the keys with you, runs its AI inside your walls, and is yours to set up, run and migrate without a services contract.
The archive comes first. The rest follows.
Every record is sealed the moment it arrives and enveloped under a key only you hold. What we host we cannot read, and what we cannot read we cannot be compelled to produce. Every disposition is policy-driven, role-gated and written to an append-only trail.
Search, answers and agents run on a self-hosted model beside your data. Nothing you keep is sent to an external AI service — not for search, not for a demo, not "temporarily for testing."
You connect identity, sources and retention yourself; the assistant proposes, you approve, the trail records who did. Support solves first and files its own ticket when it can't. Migration is a product you run, not a project you buy.
Run one, or run them together. Everything beyond the archive is built to work with any archive — CUSTOS or not.
CUSTOSAvailable from Q1 2027Captures every message with zero loss, seals it cryptographically, keeps the keys in your hands, and lets you search it in plain language with AI that never leaves your building.
A self-serve pipeline that converts and migrates data from one system to another — any source, any destination, with or without CUSTOS — with chain of custody on every object and a full compliance report at the end. Priced per migration.
Supervision of the communications you archive — sampling, review, escalation, and the sealed evidence that each step happened.
Capture connectors for every product, independent of CUSTOS — feeding whichever archive you run.
Over ninety architecture decisions, each with its tradeoffs and what it cost; the ones that were wrong say so. Ask us for any of them. The rules the archive cannot break — not by an operator, not by us — are enforced in code, not in policy.
If you answer to SEBI, RBI, IRDAI, the DPDP Act, or a force's own rules, and you want a say in what ships, write to us.