GDPR-compliant AI for
regulated industries
Banking, healthcare, tax advisory, law firms — one platform, one DPA, EU hosting in Frankfurt.
When ChatGPT is banned but you still need AI
Regulated industries face the same dilemma: AI promises major efficiency gains, but US cloud tools are often difficult to approve for live use under strict data protection and professional-secrecy requirements. The requirements differ — the underlying problem doesn't.
CLOUD Act
US authorities can access data held by US cloud providers at any time — regardless of where the servers are located.
Professional secrecy obligations
Banking secrecy, client confidentiality (StBerG), lawyers' professional secrecy (§ 43a BRAO) and medical confidentiality (§ 203 StGB) all require careful review and rule out uncontrolled processing of data in the US.
Sector-specific supervision
BaFin/DORA for financial institutions, KRITIS for healthcare IT, BStBK for tax advisors, BRAO for lawyers — all require documented vendor selection.
EU AI Act
Binding from August 2026: transparency, risk-management and documentation obligations for any AI use in a business context.
Why EuGPT for regulated industries
AI infrastructure your compliance team doesn't just tolerate, but actively supports — whatever your industry.
Self-hosted inference in Frankfurt
Operated by intercolo GmbH on our own GPU infrastructure at the Frankfurt data centre. For regulated environments, operations can be configured without external AI providers.
DPA under Art. 28 GDPR included
A complete data processing agreement with detailed technical and organisational measures — accept it at signup, or request a tailored version.
No training on customer data
Your data is never used to train models — contractually guaranteed. Full data isolation between all clients.
Industry-specific contract modules
DORA-ready ICT contract modules for banking, confidentiality declarations for law firms and tax advisors, KRITIS-ready configuration for healthcare — all available on request.
Four industries, one platform
Industry-specific arguments, use cases and compliance building blocks — all on the same EuGPT infrastructure.
Banking & Finance
Savings banks, cooperative banks, private banks, insurers, asset managers, FinTechs
Pain Points & Regulation
- BaFin / MaRisk — IT outsourcing & third-party risk
- DORA in force since Jan 2025 — mandatory ICT risk management
- Banking secrecy (§ 323 HGB, German Commercial Code)
- VAG / KWG for insurers & banks
Use Cases
- KYC document review & summarisation
- Risk analysis & reporting assistance
- Customer correspondence & enquiry triage
- Analysing BaFin circulars
- Pre-structuring claim notifications
EuGPT building blocks: DPA under Art. 28 GDPR · DORA-compliant ICT third-party contract (on request) · audit logs · hosted in Frankfurt
GDPR Audit + AI Training Workshop
Employees were using ChatGPT unofficially for writing and research — without approval, without a DPA, risking banking secrecy (§ 323 HGB) and BaFin outsourcing rules (MaRisk AT 9). Compliance needed a fast answer: ban it? Allow it? With which tools?
Two-day engagement: Day 1 — GDPR and MaRisk audit of existing shadow use, risk assessment and tool whitelist. Day 2 — training workshop for 30 employees across 5 departments: what's allowed, what isn't, and how to write GDPR-compliant prompts. Vendor-neutral — the bank made the final tool choice.
Clear AI policy adopted, tool whitelist with 4 approved solutions (including one EU-hosted option), training materials for ongoing internal use. Shadow-IT risk addressed structurally.
Anonymised example — real references available on request.
Healthcare
Hospitals, medical centres (MVZs), practices, care providers, MedTech, clinical research
Pain Points & Regulation
- Medical confidentiality (§ 203 StGB, German Criminal Code)
- KRITIS — hospitals with 30,000+ cases/year
- SGB V — special categories of personal data (Art. 9 GDPR)
- BSI baseline protection & B3S hospital standard
Use Cases
- Structuring & drafting discharge letters
- Case-history preparation & triage
- Research summaries (literature review)
- Patient communication (information, appointments)
- Coding assistance (ICD-10, OPS)
EuGPT building blocks: DPA under Art. 28 GDPR · confidentiality declaration · pseudonymisation guidance · hosted in Frankfurt · no training on patient data
Tax Advisors & Auditors
Tax practices, audit firms, accounting offices, SME advisory
Pain Points & Regulation
- Client confidentiality (§ 57 StBerG, German Tax Advisory Act)
- BStBK guidance on cloud use
- WPO & ISA for auditors
- GoBD-compliant document processing
Use Cases
- Summarising BMF circulars & rulings
- Client correspondence & initial enquiries
- Annual-accounts preparation & explanatory notes
- Structuring audit reports & notes
- DATEV preparation & bookkeeping assistance
EuGPT building blocks: DPA under Art. 28 GDPR · confidentiality declaration per § 57 StBerG · hosted in Frankfurt · no training on client data
Law Firms
Commercial law firms, mid-market practices, boutique firms, in-house counsel
Pain Points & Regulation
- Lawyers' professional secrecy (§ 43a (2) BRAO, German Federal Lawyers' Act)
- § 203 StGB — criminal liability for breach of confidentiality
- BORA — Code of Conduct for Lawyers
- BRAK guidance on AI use in law firms
Use Cases
- Drafting pleadings & argumentation support
- Case-law & commentary research
- Contract review & clause comparison
- Client letters & ruling summaries
- Generating due-diligence checklists
EuGPT building blocks: DPA under Art. 28 GDPR · confidentiality undertaking per § 43a BRAO · hosted in Frankfurt · no training on client data
Compliance Overview
The standards and regulations EuGPT supports — at a glance.
GDPR
General Data Protection Regulation
DPA under Art. 28 GDPR
Data processing agreement included
BaFin / MaRisk / DORA
Financial-services requirements
§ 203 StGB / § 43a BRAO
Professional secrecy for healthcare & legal practice
§ 57 StBerG
Confidentiality for tax advisors & auditors
EU AI Act
European AI Regulation
KRITIS / B3S Hospital
BSI baseline protection for critical infrastructure
ISO 27001
Information security management system
BSI C5
Cloud Computing Compliance Criteria Catalogue
Get started or request a consultation
Self-service from €5 in credits — or a 30-minute introductory call for a compliance assessment tailored to your industry. Both non-binding, both with no contract commitment.