Accelerator · Financial Services

GENIUS Act Stablecoin Compliance

In testing

Evaluate stablecoin transactions and relationships for GENIUS Act compliance, from permitted issuer status to sanctions exposure and Travel Rule sufficiency, with a regulator-ready rationale.

Built on
GENIUS Act (Pub. L. 119-27)FinCEN / OFAC proposed rules 2026Travel RuleOFAC Framework
Build date

23 July 2026

36
Core Evals
12
Adversarial Evals
Expected deliverables
Verification Report
Included
Integration Guide
Included
Performance Report
Included
MCP endpoint
Included
Demo interface
Included
Demo Video
Not included
What it decides

The decision, and the evidence it returns

Every call returns the outcome, a certainty factor, a fact identifier and the full evidence tree: the rules that fired, the facts they used and the reasoning that joined them. Backward chaining means the reasoning engine only asks for the data it needs.

Rainbird accelerators produce precise, deterministic and fully auditable decisions without calling an LLM for judgement, and each one can be pivoted to your policy and integrated over API or MCP.

Inside the Accelerator

What's inside, and how it's proven

Two connected reasoning surfaces share one knowledge graph. The transaction surface takes a stablecoin transaction and returns exactly one disposition, reasoning over permitted issuer status and the section 18 foreign regime exception, wallet sanctions exposure both direct and through hops, Travel Rule completeness by chain role, suspicion patterns and lawful orders. The obligation surface takes an institution and derives which GENIUS and BSA duties attach by role, assessing its programme element by element against the statutory requirements. Because much of the regime is still coming into force, every rationale names its controlling authority and whether that authority is final law, a proposed rule, guidance or house policy.

Decision outcomes
ProcessRejectBlockFreeze Pending Lawful OrderFile SAREscalate: Incomplete RecordHold for Sanctions Officer

The obligation surface separately grades a programme as Adequate, Deficient or Not Fully Evidenced.

What's included

What ships when available

This accelerator is in testing. Register interest and you get the whole pack on the day of release.

Register interest

Rainbird Graph (.rbird)

For importing into your Rainbird account.

Documentation

Verification report and integration guide.

Performance Report

Query performance and per-scenario latency.

MCP endpoint

Connect this knowledge graph to agentic platforms over MCP.

Core Evals

The 36 pure inject-query-assert studio tests.

Adversarial Evals

The 12 question-free adversarial tests.

Demo Interface

A demo interface to test the accelerator.

Demo Video

A demo video to explain the functionality.

Open source · MIT licence

This accelerator is open source under the MIT licence. It encodes public regulation, policy and research. You are free to download, inspect, adapt and redistribute the knowledge graph, its test suite and its documentation. Running it in production, with evidence trees, versioning and support, requires a Rainbird commercial licence.

Accelerators

Bring us the decision and we will build the graph

Contact us to discuss your decision use case.