Vixio named a Disruptor in Chartis RiskTech100® 2027

Vixio was recognised as a Disruptor in the Risk Intelligence and Data Management category of the Chartis RiskTech100® 2027 report, the company announced on 9 October 2026. The London-based firm was chosen after Chartis evaluated more than 900 risk technology providers and a longlist of over 200 vendors.

## What Vixio announced and when

On 9 October 2026 Vixio said that Chartis included its offering in the Disruptors category within RiskTech100® 2027. Chartis identifies 25 specialist firms as Disruptors; that label is reserved for vendors that, according to the consultancy, are generating real impact in very specific risk domains. Vixio emphasised that the designation reflects demand for deeper regulatory coverage in complex sectors and highlighted its focus on gambling, predictive markets and payments ecosystems.

## Why Chartis called Vixio a Disruptor — vixio chartis disruptor

Chartis highlighted Vixio’s integration approach and described the company’s platform architecture as designed to feed enterprise risk workflows through automated aggregation and API-based integration. Chartis’ mention emphasises two concrete capabilities risk teams commonly request: granular regulatory coverage and the technical mechanisms that carry that coverage into operational processes.

"Being recognised by Chartis as a Disruptor alongside the RiskTech100 report validates our core mission: in regulatory intelligence, granular domain depth is what actually protects an enterprise. While traditional risk platforms focus heavily on standard compliance features, Vixio delivers the deep, hard-to-find regulatory intelligence required across complex, emerging markets like gambling, payments, and banking. We are not just summarising regulatory changes; we are giving risk leaders the actionable coverage, clarity, and seamless integration capabilities they need to scale globally with confidence." — Roseanne Spagnuolo, Chief Research and Data Officer, Vixio

Roseanne Spagnuolo’s quote reiterates the distinction Vixio aims to offer versus traditional risk platforms: not general rule summaries but actionable, domain-depth coverage.

## Scope of the recognition and market context

Chartis evaluated more than 900 providers and put over 200 on a longlist for RiskTech100® 2027. From that universe Chartis selected 25 firms as Disruptors. The category in which Vixio appears — Risk Intelligence and Data Management — covers vendors that deliver regulatory data, normative intelligence and tools to integrate them into controls and risk workflows.

Vixio is a London-headquartered firm dedicated to regulatory change management and compliance. The company links its recognition to the regulatory complexity of three explicitly cited areas: gambling, predictive markets and payments. Those areas share two traits: fragmented regulatory frameworks across jurisdictions and a high dependence on up-to-date regulatory data to support risk and compliance decisions. For readers interested in regulatory frameworks, see [regulation](/regulation).

## What the designation means for operators and vendors

For risk and compliance teams at operators, regulators and banks, the Disruptor label in RiskTech100® typically signals market demand: there is appetite for detailed regulatory intelligence and for technical routes that carry that intelligence into control systems.

For platform providers and data vendors the practical takeaway is clear: institutional buyers will look for stable API connections, automated aggregation capabilities and jurisdictional regulatory mappings that integrate with ERM and existing AML/KYC systems. Vixio presented precisely that approach to Chartis, which cited it as a strength. Those buyers will expect reliable [b2b](/b2b) integrations for production use.

## Architecture and technical integration highlighted by Chartis — vixio chartis disruptor

Chartis placed a specific focus on Vixio’s integration approach: an architecture designed to push regulatory data into enterprise workflows via automated aggregation and APIs. That kind of design reduces friction between the regulatory intelligence layer and the systems that execute operational controls.

Chartis’ description does not add technical specifications beyond API integration and automated aggregation, but it positions Vixio as a provider that prioritises technical connectivity and programmatic delivery of regulatory intelligence.

## Market implications and next steps

The recognition arrives at a time when demand for regulatory clarity in digital sectors continues to grow. Vixio’s inclusion among the RiskTech100® 2027 Disruptors reaffirms that buyers value both the depth of regulatory content and the ability to embed it into operational processes. The announcement is notable industry news and may prompt further commercial engagement; see related [news](/news).

For Vixio the visibility from Chartis could open new commercial conversations with gambling operators, payments platforms and organisations active in predictive markets. For competitors and data vendors, the listing is a reminder that differentiation can come from combining granular regulatory coverage with technical delivery — not merely breadth of content.

## What is clear

Chartis RiskTech100® 2027 evaluated more than 900 providers; over 200 were longlisted; Chartis named 25 Disruptors. Vixio, headquartered in London, is among those 25 in the Risk Intelligence and Data Management category and emphasises its focus on gambling, predictive markets and payments, together with its API-based integration approach.