
StarCompliance provides compliance software that helps regulated financial firms manage employee and firm compliance workflows.
The provider's inaugural 2026 Global Compliance Benchmark Study, drawing on responses from more than 300 compliance, risk, and technology professionals, reported that 76% of respondents are increasing compliance budgets and 67% are deploying or piloting AI. Digital assets and crypto emerged as the area where respondents feel least prepared, named by 40% of those surveyed.
Alongside those survey findings, the firm has extended its employee compliance coverage into newer regulatory regimes, including individual accountability regimes in the United Kingdom, Singapore, Ireland, and Australia. With Kalshi, it launched monitoring for employee participation in prediction markets, extending surveillance into that activity.
Source: prnewswire.com
StarCompliance operates from dual headquarters in Rockville, Maryland and York in the United Kingdom, positioning its support across North America and the EMEA and rest-of-world regions. This footprint lets the firm serve compliance programs that span multiple jurisdictions from teams based on both sides of the Atlantic.
The company runs one connected platform that covers both employee and firm compliance, including conflicts of interest, trade surveillance, control room, and MNPI workflows. It also supports individual accountability regimes across the United Kingdom, Singapore, Ireland, and Australia, and offers a mobile application for on-the-go approvals. The provider states ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II accreditations, a base of about 1.35 million users across more than 500 client firms, and a 99% retention rate.
Source: starcompliance.com
The provider publishes no self-serve pricing on its website. Buyers are routed through sales contact, with Request a Demo and Book a Demo calls to action prominent across the site and a dedicated request-a-quote page available for pricing inquiries.
This structure is consistent with a quote-based enterprise sales motion, where pricing is prepared per buyer rather than displayed in published tiers. Organizations evaluating the platform should expect to engage the sales team directly to obtain cost figures through the demo or quote process.
Source: starcompliance.com