FiscalNote (NYSE: NOTE), a leading AI-driven policy and regulatory intelligence company, today announced that PolicyNote, its next-generation flagship platform, now surpasses the legacy FiscalNote platform in daily active users, a key milestone in customer engagement and product adoption. The rapid growth is fueled by PolicyNote’s intuitive design and quick time-to-value, enabling customers to achieve results with minimal friction. As FiscalNote continues to enhance PolicyNote, it expects to unlock incremental long-term international growth by enabling global organizations to discover, provision, and realize value from the platform without the need for significant support. To facilitate this expansion and streamline cross-border transactions, the Company is evaluating the use of stablecoins as a payment option for international customers.

The growth in daily active users on PolicyNote reflects strong customer engagement driven by the Company’s high-velocity product innovation. Customer activity continues to exceed or meet key benchmarks, including usage of PolicyNote’s advanced AI capabilities to generate insights and streamline workflows. Since the launch of PolicyNote in January of this year, the Company has consistently added new features and improvements, including its Presidential Actions widget, tariff monitoring, AI-powered alert explanations and relevancy scoring, and AI-powered bill forecasts and AI-powered detection of similar bills announced earlier this month. As part of that continued investment, the platform’s recently redesigned setup and onboarding flow has further accelerated engagement, helping customers see measurable impact more quickly. Users are now creating and configuring their AI-powered alerts far more quickly: average time to first alert is 94% faster in PolicyNote.

With its streamlined design and intuitive user experience, PolicyNote is built to scale globally, and the Company is exploring stablecoins as a means to reduce friction in global transactions. While approximately 90% of FiscalNote’s current revenue comes from customers headquartered in the United States, the platform’s self-service capabilities will enable the Company to expand its reach internationally, delivering value to new global customers with greater speed and efficiency, while continuing to provide high-touch curation and support for its existing client base. To simplify cross-border transactions and reduce onboarding friction for non-U.S. customers, FiscalNote is evaluating enablement of stablecoins as an additional payment method. This initiative aligns with the evolving regulatory landscape and supports the Company’s strategy to accelerate product-led growth in international markets.

“PolicyNote’s rapid growth reflects our disciplined focus on customer experience, speed to impact, and sustained product innovation,” said Josh Resnik, CEO & President of FiscalNote. “This momentum is a clear signal that our strategy is working and that customers are seeing the benefit. As we build towards global, product-led expansion, exploring stablecoin payments reflects our commitment to removing barriers to customer engagement as we reduce friction, scale faster, and reach new markets.”

For more information about FiscalNote’s suite of AI-powered policy and regulatory solutions, visit www.fiscalnote.com.

About FiscalNote

FiscalNote(NYSE: NOTE) is the leading provider of AI-driven policy and regulatory intelligence solutions. By uniquely combining proprietary AI technology, comprehensive data, and decades of trusted analysis, FiscalNote helps customers efficiently manage political and business risk. Since 2013, FiscalNote has pioneered solutions that deliver critical insights, enabling effective decision making and giving organizations the competitive edge they need. Home to PolicyNote, CQ, Roll Call, VoterVoice, and many other industry-leading products and brands, FiscalNote serves thousands of customers worldwide with global offices in North America, Europe, and Asia. To learn more about FiscalNote and its suite of solutions, visit FiscalNote.com and follow @FiscalNote.

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