Regulatory graph
Every norm and jurisdiction in the vault, connected by typed relations — binding transposition, soft inspiration, cross-references, regulator and service ties. Türkiye glows red as the spotlight market; hit Focus Türkiye to isolate it and the global standards it is built on. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, click any node for its neighbours.
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How to read this
- Türkiye is the focus of this map — it renders in red, with a glow halo and always-on labels, and its edges to the rest of the world stay highlighted. The right rail shows its norm count and how many of its links cross borders into the global standards.
- Bordered circles are jurisdictions, filled circles are individual norms. Size scales with the number of inlinks — the most-cited norms are visibly larger.
- Region colour applies to both jurisdictions and the norms anchored to them. Use the legend on the right to read it. Supranational anchors (MiCA, FATF, Basel, etc.) are the neutral steel nodes — the shared backbone every market wires into.
- Relation types can be toggled on/off. Hiding
citationandsemanticclarifies the picture of binding (derivado_de) and soft (inspirado_em) regulatory inheritance. - Search for any country ISO or norm fragment to dim the rest of the graph and surface matches.