Both H2020 projects (Fundsphere Terms FST and Fundsphere Terms) focus on automating regulatory compliance specifically within the asset management and investment funds industry.
Metrosoft Polska
Polish FinTech SME that built an EU-funded RegTech platform automating regulatory compliance for the asset management industry.
Their core work
Metrosoft Polska is a Kraków-based FinTech SME that built Fundsphere Terms, a regulatory technology (RegTech) platform designed to automate compliance processes for the asset management industry. Their core product digitizes and streamlines the handling of fund terms and regulatory documentation — work that is typically done manually by legal and compliance teams at investment firms. They successfully progressed from a feasibility study (SME Instrument Phase 1) to a full commercialization project (Phase 2), indicating they reached a product-market fit validated by EU evaluators. Their value proposition sits at the intersection of financial regulation, legal document processing, and software automation.
What they specialise in
The Phase 2 SME Instrument project (EUR 1.796M) was explicitly framed as commercializing a disruptive FinTech product targeting global asset management markets.
The Fundsphere Terms product automates the processing of fund terms documentation, implying expertise in document parsing, structuring, and compliance mapping.
How they've shifted over time
Metrosoft Polska's H2020 history spans a single product development arc rather than a genuine evolution across topics — both projects concern the same Fundsphere Terms platform, with Phase 1 (2016) validating the concept and Phase 2 (2016–2019) executing full commercialization. There is no evidence of a pivot or broadening of scope within the available data. Whether the company expanded into adjacent areas (e.g., broader financial compliance, insurance, or ESG reporting) after 2019 cannot be determined from this dataset.
Their trajectory points toward a software product company focused on financial compliance automation — if they continued post-2019, they are likely selling or licensing Fundsphere Terms to fund managers, custodians, or regulatory reporting platforms rather than seeking further R&D grants.
How they like to work
Metrosoft Polska operated exclusively as a solo coordinator on the SME Instrument — a funding scheme specifically designed for single companies developing their own product, not consortium-based research. They have zero recorded consortium partners across both projects, which is expected for this instrument but means there is no evidence of collaborative research behavior. Anyone seeking a consortium partner should approach them as a specialist technology provider rather than an experienced multi-partner collaborator.
Metrosoft Polska has no recorded consortium partners in H2020 — both projects were executed as solo SME Instrument applications, which do not require or generate partner relationships. Their collaborative network within the EU research system is effectively unknown from this data.
What sets them apart
Metrosoft Polska is one of a small number of Polish FinTech SMEs that successfully secured both phases of the SME Instrument for a single RegTech product — a competitive achievement that signals EU-level validation of their technology. Their focus on asset management regulatory documentation is a narrow but commercially valuable niche, as compliance costs in this sector run into billions annually across Europe. For consortium builders, they represent a rare combination of Polish software development capacity and a proven, EU-funded financial compliance product.
Highlights from their portfolio
- Fundsphere TermsSecured EUR 1.796M under SME Instrument Phase 2 — one of the most competitive EU funding instruments for single companies — to commercialize a RegTech platform for the global asset management industry.
- Fundsphere Terms FSTPhase 1 feasibility study that successfully unlocked Phase 2 funding, confirming EU evaluator validation of the product concept and business case.