We help international finance teams put AI agents to work in treasury — starting with cross-border payments, where we built our own MCP server, and extending into the broader AI-for-finance stack.
Most working-session requests get an answer in about 2 minutes.
We don't sell a transformation. We pick one cross-border treasury workflow, ship a working agent against your real data, and hand over software your team can extend. Each card below shows the actual build.
Your agent reads balances, transactions and statements across every bank you use — MCP where we have it, a bank's own API where we don't, the bank's online portal where we have to. One auth path, one interface, one agent that knows where to look.
Before a wire leaves: sanctions screen against 200+ watchlists, IBAN/SWIFT/UETR validation, country-specific fields (UAE purpose codes, US ABA, etc.). The agent prepares, your team approves.
Incoming wires matched to invoices across entities and currencies. The agent reads the bank statement, reads your invoice ledger, and writes a draft reconciliation a human can approve in minutes instead of days.
Your agent doesn't replace Odoo, NetSuite, Xero or SAP — it reads from them and writes back to them. We wire the agent into your existing system of record so payments, vendors, invoices and reconciliations stay where your accountants and auditors already look.
Every finance team is wired differently, so we don't sell a universal package. These are the principles we operate by — what to expect from an engagement, and what we deliberately won't do.
A treasurer who wants to 'speak to the invoice'. An agent sitting in an approval chain with its own corporate email. An owner approving payments from Telegram on a Sunday. All valid shapes — we pick the one that matches how your team already works, not the one that looks best in a brochure.
We won't ship something just so you can call yourselves 'AI-enabled'. If a workflow already runs cleanly and an agent only adds friction or cost, we'll tell you. The goal is fewer headaches and lower cost — not a press release.
No 50-page strategy decks. No six-week 'discovery phase' before any code runs. (Honestly — the deck would be written by an AI anyway. We'd rather use the same hour to ship.) You pay for working software, not for effort and pretty slides.
You probably work with a bank we've never integrated against, or you've figured out an FX timing trick we haven't seen. That's part of why the engagement is valuable to us too. We don't price an explicit premium for the learning — we'd rather have a relationship that compounds.
Our founder is ex-IBM with hands-on mainframe time — AS/400, z/OS, the lot. (No, he's not seventy.) If your system of record speaks COBOL, drops a flat file every night, or only opens 9-to-5 GMT, we've seen it. The agent connects to what the bank actually has, not what a vendor wishes it had.
At the end of the day, this is humans collaborating on something interesting. If the work isn't a little fun on both sides, the agent that comes out of it won't be very good either. We optimize for that on purpose.
We start narrow because that's where our data and tooling are sharpest. Once treasury trusts agents in production, the same pattern extends to AP automation, vendor onboarding, FX timing, KYC, and from there into the broader AI-for-enterprise rollout your team is already being asked to build.
We don't sell the broad transformation as a packaged service — but if the first engagement lands, we're typically the working partner on whatever comes next.
Before MCP was a category. Real tools, real data, live in front of finance teams today.
We operate one of the few public SWIFT tracking surfaces in production. We know what the data actually looks like — and where banks lie.
Outbound, support triage, content, monitoring, roadmap — agents under guardrails. We only recommend patterns we run ourselves.
You won't be passed to a junior. The person who builds your agent is the person you scoped with.
Fill the short form. Most requests get an answer in about 2 minutes: a calendar link, a polite no, or (occasionally) a hand-off so we can look at it ourselves. Either way you'll know where we stand by the end of the page.
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