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Financial crime operations
Control how investigation agents read customer evidence, update cases and escalate regulated decisions.
KYC evidenceAML case reviewControl testing
Banking & FinTech
Put a governed gateway between AI agents and your financial systems.
Intelliger helps banks and FinTechs identify each agent, enforce time-bound authority before it acts and retain verifiable evidence of every decision. OATI provides the trust framework. Your institution keeps control of policy, approvals and system access.
Identity before access
Authority before action
Human approval where required
Evidence after every decision
The control gap
A credential proves connection. It does not prove authority.
Agents are beginning to reach payment rails, customer records, case systems and external tools. An API key cannot tell the bank who owns the agent, why it is acting or whether this action is permitted.
Before an agent crosses the enterprise boundary, the gateway resolves four business questions.
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Which organisation owns and operates this agent?
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What action is it permitted to take right now?
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Which policy, limit and approval path apply?
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What evidence will remain after the action?
One control point
Govern the request before it reaches the system.
The gateway sits between enterprise agents and approved systems. It makes identity, policy and evidence checks consistent across models, agent frameworks and integration methods.
Enterprise agents
Treasury agent
KYC agent
Procurement agent
Intelliger
Enterprise Agent Gateway
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Verify
Resolve the agent, owner, operator and assurance claims.
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Authorise
Check the mandate, scope, limits, expiry and revocation state.
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Enforce
Apply institutional policy and route required approvals.
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Record
Issue evidence of the request, decision and completed action.
Approved systems
Payment rails
Core and case systems
APIs and MCP tools
Banking applications
Start where an agent crosses a consequential boundary.
The first deployment should have a clear accountable owner, explicit rules and a measurable operating cost. The same gateway can then support additional agents and systems.
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Payments and treasury
Set transaction scope, value limits, counterparties and approval gates before an agent reaches a payment rail.
Vendor paymentsTreasury actionsReconciliation
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Data and tool access
Give agents access to approved APIs, MCP tools and data products without treating possession of a credential as authority.
Market dataCustomer systemsInternal tools
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Partner and agent networks
Verify external agents and exchange trust claims across suppliers, customers and financial counterparties.
ProcurementAgent commercePartner services
Built on OATI
An open trust framework for the gateway.
OATI gives the gateway portable trust objects instead of another closed identity silo. The institution decides which issuers, claims, policies and assurance levels it accepts.
Understand the OATI standardOATI-ID
Know which agent is asking
A universal identifier gives systems a stable reference for the agent making the request.
OATI Passport
Verify who stands behind it
Ownership, operator and assurance claims connect the agent to accountable parties.
OATI Mandate
Prove what it may do now
Short-lived authority limits the action by scope, time, policy and delegation chain.
OATI Receipt
Retain evidence of the action
A verifiable record connects the request, authority, decision and resulting action.
OATI Network
Extend trust beyond one company
Federated trust supports agent interactions across institutions and enterprise boundaries.
Controlled launch
Prove one agent journey before opening the gateway wider.
A useful first deployment proves that the institution can onboard an agent, apply policy before access, route exceptions and retain complete evidence without slowing the process beyond its value.
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Choose one agent journey
Select a valuable action with a named owner, known systems and a clear risk boundary.
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Define the control contract
Map identity, authority, policy, approval, evidence and revocation requirements.
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Connect the gateway
Place checks in front of the relevant API, MCP tool, workflow or transaction service.
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Evaluate before expansion
Test allowed, denied, expired and escalated scenarios, then measure the operating result.
Evidence for the business case
- Time to approve and onboard an agent
- Policy decisions made before system access
- Exceptions routed to the correct owner
- Actions with complete identity and authority evidence
Banking & FinTech
Define the first agent boundary your institution is ready to govern.
Bring the agent journey, target systems and accountable owners. We will map the identity, authority, policy and evidence contract for a controlled gateway launch.