Solytics Partners has content on India AI regulations. Zytra has a platform.
Solytics Partners is India-native RegTech100 2026. Their RBI FREE-AI blog and eMRM draft whitepaper are well-informed. But a whitepaper cannot generate your audit evidence, run your validation workflow, or block a prompt injection attack at runtime. That's the difference.
Do you need someone to explain the regulation — or to help you comply with it?
Solytics Partners provides RegTech consulting and compliance content. Zytra provides the platform that generates the evidence your examiner will ask for. Both require domain knowledge. Only one is the thing you deploy.
Platform capabilities
India AI governance framework coverage
| Framework | Zytra | Solytics Partners |
|---|---|---|
| RBI 2024 AI Circular | ✓ Clause-level, automated evidence | Content / consulting advisory |
| RBI FREE-AI Framework (26 recommendations) | ✓ All 26 mapped to platform controls | Blog + consultation content |
| RBI eMRM Guidelines (June 2026 draft) | ✓ Tier classification + validation workflow | Draft whitepaper |
| SEBI Responsible AI (June 2025) | ✓ Six principles mapped to controls | Not covered |
| DPDP Act 2023 (inference pipeline) | ✓ PII detection, consent, data localisation | Advisory services |
| EU AI Act | ✓ Article-level, automated evidence | Not core focus |
| NIST AI RMF | ✓ Sub-practice citations | Not core focus |
| SR 11-7 / MRM workflows | ✓ Platform-embedded MRM engine | Consulting support |
| Runtime guardrails (attack prevention) | ✓ Aval: 22 categories, 0.5% FPR | Not applicable (not a platform) |
| Examination-ready evidence (automated) | ✓ PDF / OSCAL / JSON on demand | Manually produced deliverables |
Why consulting and a platform solve different problems
The consulting problem
A consulting engagement produces a framework, an assessment, a set of recommendations. It answers: "what should we do?" It does not run in production. It does not generate the evidence your examiner will ask for in three months. It cannot block the prompt injection attack happening right now.
The platform problem
A platform without India domain expertise produces controls that do not map to the regulator's examination questions. Arthur AI, Credo AI, Holistic AI — strong platforms with no RBI, SEBI, or DPDP coverage. They cannot help you pass an RBI inspection because they don't know what RBI asks.
What Zytra is
Zytra is the platform that knows what your examiner asks. Built by a team with 20+ years inside Indian regulated banking (Pennant Technologies). Not a generic ML platform with India labels added — built from the regulation outward, with examination-ready evidence as the output, and runtime guardrails as the first line of defence.
If your bank needs initial regulatory mapping, a gap assessment, or board-level education on India AI governance, Solytics Partners' consulting services may be useful. If you need the platform that generates daily evidence, monitors production AI in real time, and gives your compliance team an automated audit trail — that's Zytra. Many banks will use both at different stages of their AI governance journey.
India-specific capabilities no consulting engagement can replicate
All 26 FREE-AI recommendations mapped to platform controls
Clause-level, with automated evidence generation per recommendation.
Read →RBI eMRM tier classification + independent validation workflow
Not a whitepaper — the actual validation lifecycle automation banks need.
Read →Complete India AI governance platform
RBI + SEBI + DPDP Act + MeitY — one platform, one evidence chain, one examination-ready output.
Explore →See the platform Solytics writes about
Request a demo. Bring your India compliance questions — RBI, SEBI, DPDP, eMRM. We'll map your AI program to examination-ready evidence in the conversation.