Banking

Answer customers instantly, catch fraud in real time, and stay compliant by design. The enterprise AI platform already in production at Tier 1 banks, with 20 different banking use cases delivered, online and on kiosks in the branch.

Regulatory compliance
Secure transactions
Customer experience

The problems we solve for banking

Where banks lose time, money, and customer trust, and how AI agents win them back.

Customer service overload

Call volumes climb, most questions repeat, and satisfaction drops while agents work through routine requests.

  • 24/7 customer support by AI agents
  • Instant answers on accounts and balances
  • Transaction questions resolved automatically

Compliance & risk management

Regulators expect constant monitoring and complete documentation, and manual risk reviews cannot keep pace.

  • Automated compliance monitoring
  • Real time risk assessment
  • Regulatory reports generated automatically

Fraud detection & prevention

Fraud attempts keep getting more sophisticated, and every miss puts your customers and assets at risk.

  • AI powered fraud detection
  • Real time transaction monitoring
  • Behavioral pattern analysis

Loan processing delays

Manual loan processing slows credit decisions, makes them inconsistent, and frustrates your applicants.

  • Automated credit assessment
  • Automated document processing
  • Instant loan preapproval

Legacy modernization

Legacy core systems resist change, and every update has to stay secure and compliant.

  • Connects to your legacy core systems
  • API first architecture
  • Cloud, private cloud, or on premises

Customer onboarding

Long onboarding flows create friction, and every extra step costs you new customers.

  • Faster digital onboarding
  • Automated identity verification
  • Personalized product recommendations

AI use cases for banks, and how we build them on Blits.ai

Six use cases that banks already run in production: what each one does, how we build it on the Blits.ai platform, and what it can be worth for a bank of a given size.

First line contact center

An AI first line contact center agent answers inbound customer contact on phone, chat and messaging, resolving general and routine questions end to end in the customer's own language. It routes everything complex, sensitive or regulated to the right human team, with the context attached.

USD 900,000 to USD 3.8 million
Human handled contact cost avoided, per year. Reference: A retail bank contact center that receives 2 million contacts a year across phone and chat.

Containment rate: median 50%, reported by 13 public deployments.

How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai this is an AI agent grounded in a knowledge base with hybrid retrieval over the organization's approved content, with flows for journeys that must follow fixed steps and custom functions for read only lookups such as request or case status. Language detection and multi language content let one agent serve customers in their own language.

The same agent runs on voice (streaming speech recognition and synthesis, DTMF, call transfer), web chat, WhatsApp, SMS and Facebook Messenger, and inside the organization's own app through the API channel. Human handover passes the conversation transcript to a live agent platform (Salesforce, Freshdesk or Zoho SalesIQ) or transfers the call on voice, and supervisors can monitor and take over live, including on calls.

Guardrails check input and output, PII masking runs at the gateway, test suites hold multi turn conversation sets built from real transcripts that you run before each change goes live, monitors check key journeys on a schedule, and analytics show interactions, satisfaction, sentiment and top intents, with conversation logs to review every handover. The platform is model agnostic.

Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises.

See the 21 public deployments

Financial wellbeing coach

A financial wellbeing coach is an in app AI assistant that customers open to understand their own money. It uses the customer's transaction data to explain their spending, forecast upcoming bills and cash flow, set and track savings goals and answer money questions in plain language, staying on the guidance side of the line between guidance and regulated financial advice.

USD 50,000 to USD 500,000
Revenue retained through lower attrition, per year. Reference: A retail bank with 1 million digitally active customers.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai the coach is an AI agent whose numbers come from custom functions that call the bank's data and forecasting services, or from a SQL knowledge base the agent can query, so the model explains figures rather than calculating them. Guidance content sits in a knowledge base with hybrid retrieval. Actions such as creating a savings goal run as flows or agentic workflows with a tool execution policy and human in the loop confirmation above a threshold.

The coach lives in the mobile app through the REST or WebSocket API channel, with rich cards for balances, charts and insight panels and optional voice. Guardrails enforce the advice boundary and block sales language in coaching answers, PII masking protects transaction data, test suites check the boundary cases on every change, and analytics track use and satisfaction. The platform is model agnostic. Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises.

See the 9 public deployments

Digital onboarding

A digital onboarding assistant is a customer facing AI that guides a new applicant, a person or a small merchant, through opening a digital account, card or relationship. It collects and checks identity and supporting documents, orchestrates the know your customer and anti money laundering checks, prefills what it can and sends only the unclear cases to a human reviewer with a summary. The ownership research for complex corporate clients is a separate back office job.

USD 150,000 to USD 1.5 million
First year revenue from recovered applications, per year. Reference: A retail bank that receives 100,000 digital account applications a year.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai the applicant facing side is an AI agent combined with a flow for the regulated steps: the flow collects fields with slot filling, receives document uploads with allowed file types and calls the bank's identity verification, screening and account opening services through custom functions (REST calls). Product and policy questions are answered from a knowledge base with hybrid retrieval over approved content only.

The checks behind the form run as an agentic workflow with a tool execution policy, human in the loop confirmation (approve or reject) before the workflow takes the actions you mark as sensitive, and a full audit trail per run. Which cases count as high risk and go to a reviewer is decided by rules in the flow or in custom functions that the bank's compliance team owns.

The same flow serves web chat and WhatsApp, and the bank's mobile app through the REST or WebSocket API channel, in several languages. PII masking at the gateway keeps personal data such as ID numbers out of model prompts and logs, and test suites replay difficult applications on every change. Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises to keep applicant data in region.

The platform is model agnostic.

See the 3 public deployments

Loan application intake

Conversational AI for loan application intake is an assistant on web, app, messaging or voice that captures a loan application through dialogue with the customer. It explains loan products in the customer's language, checks documents and basic eligibility rules, and hands a complete, structured application to origination, without making the credit decision.

USD 54,000 to USD 600,000
Application follow up cost avoided, per year. Reference: A lender receiving 50,000 personal loan applications a year.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai the application runs as a flow that holds the regulated structure: ask question blocks with the sensitive data flag, multiple entity check (slot filling), validation, receive attachment for documents and an authentication step. An AI agent inside the flow explains products from a knowledge base of approved content with hybrid retrieval, and custom functions call the eligibility rules service and write the completed application into the origination system.

The same flow serves web chat, WhatsApp, voice and, through the API channel, the bank's mobile app, in every bot language, with language detection and per language content. PII masking keeps personal data out of prompts, guardrails block outcome wording the bank has banned, and human handover passes complex cases to lending specialists. Test suites check the flow and the agent's wording on every change, and flow statistics show where applicants stop. Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises to meet data residency requirements.

See the 4 public deployments

Fraud alert confirmation

AI fraud alert confirmation is a customer facing AI agent that contacts a cardholder when a fraud engine flags a card transaction, verifies them and asks if they made it. It reaches them in the channel they actually respond to and acts on the answer: releasing the block so a retry succeeds, or freezing the card and starting the fraud claim.

USD 194,000 to USD 2.1 million
Confirmation call cost avoided plus revenue from recovered genuine spend, per year. Reference: A card issuer with 1 million active cards.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai the fraud engine triggers an agentic workflow through its API token when an alert fires, and uses custom functions to read the alert and to release or freeze the card through the card platform's APIs. The bank's own notification service sends the push or message that starts the contact. The confirmation conversation then runs in the bank's app (connected through the REST API or WebSocket API channel), or on WhatsApp, SMS or a voice line when the customer replies or calls in that channel. A flow fixes the confirmation script with an authentication step and DTMF input on the phone, and the AI agent handles free text answers and questions.

Actions above a set threshold, such as a reissue, can require human in the loop approval, and human handover sends uncertain or scam cases to a specialist with the transcript. Guardrails block any request for secrets in generated messages, and PII masking and card number tokenization keep card data out of prompts. Monitors check the alert path on a schedule, test suites replay confirmation scenarios on every change, and analytics show response times and outcomes per channel.

See the 6 public deployments

Perpetual KYC

Perpetual KYC is AI that keeps each customer's due diligence file current by replacing calendar driven reviews with continuous, event driven refreshes. It watches for trigger events such as an ownership, address or behavior change or a new adverse finding, refreshes the file automatically where it can, and involves an analyst only when something material changes. The risk rating and the first file for a new business client are separate use cases.

USD 960,000 to USD 7 million
KYC review cost avoided, per year. Reference: A bank with 20,000 corporate and business clients under periodic review.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai trigger handling runs as agentic tasks ("when this condition is met, do this") and agentic workflows triggered on a schedule or through the API. The agent calls custom functions for registries, screening and the KYC platform, reads documents from the knowledge base (PDF, Office files and Outlook email files), compares them with the file and drafts a review summary with sources as structured output. Updates to the file and risk rating changes go through human in the loop approval, and every run keeps a full audit trail.

When the bank needs something from the client, a conversational agent on email or WhatsApp, or in the bank's own app through the REST or WebSocket API channel, asks for exactly the missing document or confirmation and accepts attachments, with PII masking and a human handover to the relationship team. Test suites and monitors keep the workflow honest, and the platform is model agnostic. Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises.

See the 6 public deployments

What matters when a bank puts AI in front of customers

Banking is regulated, and an AI assistant speaks for the bank. These are the questions every risk, compliance and brand team asks, and how Blits.ai answers them.

Regulators and AI rules

Supervisors expect the same control over AI as over any other banking process: documented use cases, a risk classification under the EU AI Act, operational resilience under DORA and local guidance such as the CBUAE rules on AI. Blits.ai logs every conversation and every change, so you can show a regulator what the AI did and why.

Guardrails on every answer

Input and output guardrails check each message for prompt injection, off topic requests and policy breaches. The assistant answers only from your approved content and hands over when it is not sure, instead of guessing.

Advice within the boundaries you set

You decide how far the assistant goes: explaining products, fees and a customer's own spending, preparing a preapproval within your credit policy, or giving personal investment or credit advice where the bank is licensed and set up for it. Your compliance team sets where that line sits for your market, guardrails hold it on every answer, and questions beyond it go to a licensed adviser.

Your tone of voice, in every language

The assistant speaks as your bank: your terminology, your level of formality and your brand voice, in Arabic, English and every other language you serve, with the same answer whether a customer writes or calls.

Data that stays where it must

Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises. PII masking removes card numbers and personal data before a model sees them, and the platform is ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SOC 2 Type II and PCI DSS Level 1 certified.

People stay in control

You decide which decisions the assistant may take, such as an automated credit assessment or a preapproval within your policy, and where a person signs off. Complaints, disputes, fraud cases, hardship and vulnerable customers go to a person with the full conversation attached, and every decision you keep with your staff arrives as a prepared case.

What banks achieve with AI

Across 235 public AI deployments at 176 banks in 48 countries, these are the results banks report.

67%

Handling time reduction

median across 6 public deployments

42.4%

Productivity gain

median across 9 public deployments

58%

Cycle time reduction

median across 7 public deployments

Figures are reported by the organizations themselves or their technology vendors and checked in the Blits.ai AI Use Case Library, where each use case page lists the organizations and sources. Explore all 97 use cases in the AI Use Case Library.

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The numbers behind the shift

Market context, with sources. The opportunity is real, and so is the risk of getting it wrong.

3B+
client interactions handled by Bank of America's Erica assistant since 2018, now around 58 million a month
Source: Bank of America newsroom
10.8M
customer queries handled by NatWest's Cora assistant in 2023, up from 5 million in 2019
Source: NatWest Group
$200B to $340B
of value that generative AI could add to global banking every year
Source: McKinsey