Sandbox environment — realistic simulated data · everything is explorable, nothing is actionable
sim-today 2026-07-12
Inspection session · Angel One Limited

Inspection Session

Read-only session

You are reading the live obligation register of one SEBI-registered stock broker in a read-only inspection session. The clause citations, evidence hashes and audit chain are the record — the prose is only navigation. Nothing on this side of the session can approve, edit or upload.

Entity under inspectionsim-today 2026-07-12
IntermediaryAngel One Limited — SEBI-registered stock broker
SEBI reg noINZ000161534
ExchangesNSE · BSE
QSB statusQualified stock broker
Active clients67,60,000
Registered officeMumbai
Compliance officerPriya Nair
Session scopeRead-only — broker-side controls (approvals, task edits, evidence upload) are not rendered in this session
Declared posture — computed, not assertedfull register →
43Obligations in scope33 from Master Circular · 10 from Jul 3 CUSPA amendment
25Met with bound evidence58% of register · 29 entries carry evidence
8Open gaps — declaredall from the Jul 3 amendment · shown, not smoothed over
37Human-approved mappings6 pending compliance-officer review · 4 at risk
Start the walk-back

The inspection route runs claim → clause → evidence → history. Take the four stops in order, or jump to whichever question you came with.

01 · Obligation registeropen →
Read every obligation against the clause it came from

Each of the 43 register entries carries a verbatim clause excerpt with character offsets into the circular text. Open any row, open the cited paragraph, and confirm the obligation says what the regulation says — no paraphrase stands between them.


43 entries · clause-grounded · 33 base + 10 CUSPA delta
02 · Evidence vaultopen →
Check what actually satisfies each obligation

24 artifacts — documents, data-checks and live scans — each stamped with its connector of origin, capture time and content hash, and bound to the obligations it evidences. Where evidence is absent, the register shows a gap rather than a claim.


24 artifacts · hashed · connector provenance on every item
03 · Audit trailopen →
Replay the record's entire history, hash by hash

56 hash-chained events from first ingest (Jun 2025) to sim-today: every obligation created, evidence bound, mapping approved and amendment applied, with agent or human attribution. Run the chain verification yourself — a single altered event breaks the chain.


56 events · GENESIS-anchored · agent + human actors attributed
04 · MCP interfaceopen →
Ask the register the same questions programmatically

A read-only, inspector-scoped MCP endpoint exposes 7 query tools over the identical record this session renders — obligations, mappings, evidence, amendments, gaps. Your own tooling gets byte-for-byte the answers you see here.


7 tools · read-only scope · same record, machine-readable
Beyond this tenant — the ecosystem view
12 intermediaries. One open ontology.

This session covers one broker. In full deployment, every participating intermediary — brokers, investment advisers, AMCs, RTAs, depository participants — publishes its register to the same open obligation schema. The same question, asked of twelve firms, returns twelve comparable answers — and zero divergent interpretations of the same circular. An inspection stops being a reconciliation of twelve private spreadsheets and becomes a single query across the cohort.

stock-broker × 4investment-adviser × 3amc × 2rta × 2depository-participant × 1
Sandbox note — cross-entity view simulated; this session renders one tenant