Mereth reads primary regulatory sources, checks what applies to your product, systems, and operations, and gives your team clear next steps: affected workflows, likely owner, relevant dates, and source citation.
Built for Indian SaaS and regulated businesses. Starting coverage includes RBI, SEBI, NPCI, CERT-In, MeitY, and DPDP-related obligations.
Not legal advice - source-linked interpretation for product, compliance, engineering, and operations review.
A new regulatory update lands.
Legal understands the obligation.
Engineering owns part of the implementation.
Operations may need to change a process.
Product has to decide what actually changes for customers.
But most teams still rely on browser tabs, Slack threads, PDFs, email forwards, and manual interpretation to figure out:
That ambiguity turns into execution risk: teams overbuild a clause that does not apply, miss a customer-facing workflow, or discover NPCI/UPI/OC-226 and DPDP Rules, 2025 after ownership has already slipped.
Mereth turns that uncertainty into a structured workflow your team can review, assign, and act on.
Mereth monitors official regulatory sources directly, so your team is not relying on secondhand commentary, forwarded PDFs, or someone's interpretation in a group chat.
Not every update matters to every business. Mereth checks whether an update affects your product, systems, workflows, vendors, data flows, policies, controls, or customer experience.
Once an update applies, Mereth turns it into clear execution steps your team can review, assign, and move into Jira, Linear, Notion, email, or your internal workflow.
Source intake
NPCI/UPI/OC-226 introduces additional authentication methods for UPI, including UIDAI face authentication for UPI PIN set/reset and on-device biometric authentication for transactions. Mereth maps the circular to consent, device binding, communication, key rotation, and inactive-state work.
Suggested work items
Source citation kept attached
NPCI/UPI/OC-226/2025-26 - Introduction of Additional Authentication methods in UPI. Output is a review aid, not legal advice.
Action package
Create review tasks for consent screens, biometric state handling, customer communication, key rotation, and inactive-state recovery.
Mereth does not summarize blogs or scrape commentary. Each update starts from the primary source, keeps the citation attached, and separates three things:
That distinction matters. Mereth is not legal advice - it gives product, compliance, engineering, and operations teams a source-linked starting point for review.
Mereth helps regulated Indian businesses move faster when regulatory change touches real systems, processes, vendors, and customer-facing workflows.
Starting coverage
Designed for
Vanta and Drata help you collect evidence once you know what compliance looks like. Mereth is for figuring that out in the first place. Different problem, different tool.
source/npci-upi-oc-226-authentication
Impact Analysis:
Match found in upi-auth-flow. Review consent, device binding, biometric state handling, customer communication, key rotation, and inactive-state recovery before rollout.
Regulatory Citations
No. Mereth is not legal advice and does not replace your legal, compliance, or regulatory review. It provides source-linked interpretation and execution support so your team can review obligations faster and act with more clarity.
Mereth is for Indian SaaS companies and regulated businesses where regulatory updates create product, compliance, engineering, operational, vendor, data, or customer-facing work.
Starting coverage includes RBI, SEBI, NPCI, CERT-In, MeitY, and DPDP-related obligations. Coverage will expand into additional regulatory domains over time.
Mereth can structure regulatory updates into Jira-ready or workflow-ready action items. Your team should review and approve actions before assigning or implementing them.
No. Mereth is built for any team where regulatory change creates execution work, including engineering changes, product changes, operating process changes, vendor follow-ups, policy updates, and customer communication.
Design partners get early access and help shape how Mereth maps regulatory updates to real products, systems, workflows, and operating contexts.
Regulatory change should not depend on who saw the PDF first. Mereth turns official updates into owned, trackable work before they become audit issues, customer issues, or last-minute fire drills.