AI readiness call
Forty-five minutes with a specialist, on your use case, data and constraints.
- Clear next step, no obligation
- Cloud, GPU cloud or on-premises options
- Security planned from the first conversation
African banks and fintechs serve fast-growing, mobile-first customers, often with lean teams. We help them use AI agents for onboarding, fraud, collections and service, with controls mapped to local data protection laws and central bank cyber rules.
Start where customers already are: mobile money, USSD and WhatsApp service, SIM-swap fraud checks, onboarding paperwork and micro-loan collections. Host data where the local law expects, and keep an officer on every material decision.
Updated October 2026
Answer balance and transaction questions on the channels customers use, acting through the same back-end systems as staff.
Learn moreFlag risky activity after a SIM swap or device change and draft the case before money leaves.
Learn moreCheck identity numbers and documents for Nigerian and South African customers and prepare the file for approval.
Learn morePrioritise accounts and draft reminders within each regulator's conduct rules, with an officer approving payment plans.
Learn moreGather data for regulatory returns, run checks and flag gaps before submission.
Learn moreReconcile accounts and forecast liquidity across local currencies and USD for treasury approval.
Learn morePrudential Authority and FSCA, including their joint standard on cybersecurity and cyber resilience; FIC Act for AML; POPIA.
CBN Risk-Based Cybersecurity Framework; Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 and the NDPC's GAID.
Central Bank of Kenya cybersecurity guidance; Kenya Data Protection Act 2019.
Central Bank of Egypt requirements; Personal Data Protection Law No. 151 of 2020.
Forty-five minutes with a specialist, on your use case, data and constraints.
Prioritised use cases, architecture options and a costed plan your board can approve.
A governed agent in production on your data, with security and audit built in.
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Yes. Agents can sit behind app, web, WhatsApp and USSD journeys, acting through the same approved back-end systems your staff use.
In South Africa on in-country hyperscale regions; in Nigeria, Kenya and Egypt in local data centres or on-premises, using regions abroad only where your transfer assessment allows it.
Fraud case drafting, KYC file preparation or collections are common first steps: agents prepare the work and an officer approves it.
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