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comply54

African AI compliance enforced before your agent acts

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Comply54 is the first open-source AI agent compliance framework built for African regulated industries. It enforces NDPA 2023, CBN transaction controls, NIMC Act 2026, NFIU-AML, KDPA, POPIA, and 15 more regulations at runtime — before your agent acts. One import. Works with LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, and AutoGen. Violations return the exact law, section, and penalty — not a vague error. Full audit trail included. 21 policy packs. 12 jurisdictions. 100% offline.

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