remitor.eu

What It Is

REMITOR is a regulatory reporting platform developed and operated by Solien, s.r.o. It is designed for energy market participants and commodity financial derivatives participants subject to REMIT II and EMIR Refit. Solien is an ACER-registered RRM and can report REMIT transactions and fundamental data to ACER on behalf of clients. The platform also connects to EMIR Trade Repositories to support reporting obligations for commodity financial derivatives.

Core Features and Compliance Capabilities

The platform covers reporting workflow management, data transformation, content validation, data submission, output message management, historical backloading, 24/7 operation, and EMIR reconciliation. Its core value lies in converting clients’ trade or fundamental data into the formats required by ACER/ESMA, performing schema and rule validation before submission, and then completing signed and encrypted submissions through designated interfaces, certificates, and PGP keys. The website emphasizes that the platform is delivered as a secure cloud/private cloud solution, with auto-scaling and disaster recovery, and is continuously updated in line with regulatory, technical, and operational changes.

Plans and Pricing

REMITOR offers Gate, Pro, Basic, and Individual Solution plans. Gate is suitable for clients that already have systems capable of generating compliant formats. Pro automatically uploads, transforms, and submits data, making it suitable for higher-volume trading scenarios. Basic uses a secure web client area for manual processing, which fits low-volume or occasional trading. Individual Solution is intended for custom requirements such as data mapping and filling in missing standard fields. Pricing is not publicly disclosed on the website; fees and terms require contacting the vendor.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are a clearly defined vertical use case, RRM qualification, coverage of both REMIT and EMIR Refit, clear service tiers, and support for clients through a full testing environment, user manuals, and assistance with initial reporting. The main limitation is the lack of public detail: there is no pricing table, SLA, API documentation, permission model, audit capability description, or detailed security certification information. Before procurement, buyers should therefore conduct focused due diligence on contracts, data residency, interface boundaries, and service responsiveness.

Who It Is For and Access from China

REMITOR is best suited to companies trading in the EU wholesale energy market, operating energy infrastructure, or required to report commodity financial derivatives. It is not intended as a general-purpose reporting or financial system. There is no public information on access from China. If a Chinese company has EU energy operations, it should test network connectivity and confirm cross-border payments, contracting entity, data transfer arrangements, and local compliance requirements. Alternatives include other ACER-registered RRMs, EMIR reporting service providers, or direct connectivity to trade repositories.