Quantoz Payments grounds its cross-border legal research in Moonlit through Claude
How Quantoz Payments uses Moonlit in Claude to research across MiCA, PSD2, EMD2 and Dutch financial law with citations that trace to the source.

Quantoz Payments is a Dutch electronic money institution, supervised by De Nederlandsche Bank, that runs a blockchain-based payment infrastructure. The company issues MiCA-compliant stablecoins, including the euro-backed EURQ and dollar-backed USDQ, fully reserved with European banks and built for instant settlement on public blockchains. Running a regulated e-money business on-chain puts its legal team where several bodies of financial law meet at once, and the memos that come out of that work are only as good as the sources behind them.
Almost every legal question at Quantoz touches more than one regime. MiCA, PSD2, EMD2 and the Dutch Financial Supervision Act all bear on the same product, so looking up case law and regulatory interpretation is where most of the work happens. Doing it by hand means reading long regulatory texts across multiple frameworks and getting every citation exactly right. Lennard van Mierlo, who handles legal at Quantoz Payments, does that research with Moonlit through Claude. He formulates a question, and Claude, connected to the Moonlit Data Layer over the MCP server, works out how to break it down, finds the relevant sources and reads the full documents rather than summaries. The data layer underneath is 17M+ documents across 30 European jurisdictions, connected by a knowledge graph of 35M+ references and traceable to the official source, so every citation can be clicked through and verified.
"At Quantoz Payments, my work sits at the intersection of multiple regulatory regimes simultaneously: MiCA, PSD2, EMD2, and the Dutch Financial Supervision Act. We are an electronic money institution with a blockchain-based payment infrastructure, which means that almost every legal question touches at least two of those regimes at once. Looking up case law and regulatory interpretations is not a side task; it is the core of the work.
Moonlit through Claude has fundamentally changed how I do that research. I formulate a legal question, and Claude works out how to break it down, which sources are relevant, and reads the full documents. Not summaries, but the actual text. The citations are always correct. I click through to verify them, and they have never been wrong. When you are writing a memo that colleagues rely on, that is the only thing that matters.
What makes it genuinely valuable is combining it with custom Claude skills I have built for how I want a research question handled. Claude does the work: it finds the sources, reads the documents, and structures the analysis. I review the output. That shift alone saves me several hours every week."
Lennard van Mierlo, Legal, Quantoz Payments B.V.
Quantoz reaches that corpus through Moonlit's MCP server, part of Moonlit Connect, which delivers the same Data Layer that powers the Data API straight into the LLM the team already works in. The custom Claude skills sit on top, so a research question runs the way Lennard wants it handled and comes back as a structured, sourced draft to review.
About Quantoz Payments
Quantoz Payments B.V. is a Dutch electronic money institution, supervised by De Nederlandsche Bank, issuing MiCA-compliant electronic money tokens for payments on public blockchains. Its stablecoins, EURQ, USDQ and EURD among them, are fully backed by reserves held with European banks and safeguarded in a bankruptcy-remote entity.
About Moonlit
Moonlit provides European legal data, built for AI. Through Moonlit Connect, the Data API and MCP server give legal AI products access to the Moonlit Data Layer: 17M+ documents across 30 European jurisdictions, connected by a reference graph of 35M+ references and verifiable down to the source. Moonlit is ISO 27001 certified, GDPR compliant and based in Amsterdam.
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