Browse, filter and sort every asset, issuer, regulator and protocol on record.
Each record type in Compliance Explorer has its own directory. A directory lists every record of that type with its headline facts, so you can compare records side by side before you open one. Use them to build a shortlist, for example every stablecoin on a given chain, or every regulator in one jurisdiction.
Go to explorer.bluprynt.com/assets, or click Open the Explorer on the home page. Search by asset name or ticker (1). The summary cards (2) count assets on record, classifications, chains covered and the 48 checklist items tracked per asset. Use the filters and sort (3) to narrow the list. Each row (4) shows the issuer, chains, market cap and disclosure checklist score. Claim this profile (5) is the entry point for the issuer to verify the record.
The digital assets directory.
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Filter by classification or chain
Click All classifications (1). Each option (2) shows how many assets carry that classification. Pick one to filter the list. All chains works the same way for deployments.
The classification filter, with a count next to each classification.
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Browse issuers
Go to explorer.bluprynt.com/issuers. Search by legal entity name (1). The summary cards (2) show issuers on record, issuers with live assets, issuers with an LEI or register record and issuers that have been sanctions-screened. Filter by jurisdiction, asset count, coverage, screening and verification (3). Each row (4) shows the jurisdiction, assets on record and checklist coverage, plus status tags such as Sanctions clear (5).
The issuer directory.
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Browse regulators
Go to explorer.bluprynt.com/regulators. Search by regulator name or code (1). The summary cards (2) count regulators and jurisdictions, and split regulators into financial supervisors (securities, banking, payments and VASP) and company registers (GLEIF registration authorities). Filter by jurisdiction, type and evidence (3). Each row (4) shows the regulator type, jurisdiction, entities regulated and assets governed. The chips underneath name the registers Bluprynt reads. The tags on the right (5) show the kinds of evidence it holds, such as Regulator register, Filings or Asset disclosure, and how the regulator entered the registry, such as Curated catalogue.
The regulator directory.
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Browse protocols
Go to explorer.bluprynt.com/protocols. Search by protocol name (1). The summary cards (2) count protocols and categories. Value locked tracked and With audit record count the protocols on the current page. Filter by category and sort by value locked, name or recency (3). Each row (4) shows the category, description, value locked, chains, contracts and audits.
Why does an asset say 'Not linked' for its issuer?
The registry has not resolved which legal entity issues the asset. The asset page then reads Issuer not disclosed. The issuer can claim the profile to fix this.
How is 'Entities regulated' counted?
It counts one row per entity on the registers or licence lists that authority publishes. The regulator page names each register and when it was last fetched.
Can I read directory data from my own systems?
Yes. The Explorer API exposes the registry records behind these pages.
