Getting started
How real is this?
A demo invites a fair question — how much of this is real, and how much is a screenshot dressed up as software? This platform is built so you never have to take that on trust. It draws a hard line between three kinds of thing, labels them, and gives you a page where you can watch the real ones happen live.
Three honest categories
Everything on the platform is one of these, and we say which:
- LIVE — genuinely working software making real calls. The SWIFT gateway resolves a real IBAN to a real bank through a public directory; statements export as valid ISO 20022 camt.053 XML; a payment posts to a real double-entry ledger with immutable audit.
- COMPUTED — real logic over demo data. Netting positions, ESG weightings, the copilot's sweep maths and the cash-flow forecast are all computed by the same code that would run in production; only the underlying companies are fictional.
- DEMO — representative sample data standing in for what a real integration would feed. The client book, balances and historical flows are seeded, not connected to a core banking system.
The controls a bank would ask about are enforced, not drawn
Maker-checker is a database constraint: the same person cannot draft and approve a payment, and the rule holds even if you bypass the screen. The ledger is append-only, protected by triggers that reject any update or delete. The AI copilot is architecturally forbidden from touching the database directly — it can only propose, and a human or a rules-bound service executes through the same controlled path a person would use.
None of that is visible as a nice picture; it is the kind of thing that only matters because it is actually wired that way.
See it for yourself
The "What's real" button in the top bar opens a transparency page that runs the live proofs in front of you — a real bank lookup, the ledger's balancing check, the last thing the copilot executed and the journal it posted, and the maker-checker constraint read straight from the database schema.
Good to know
Every capability on the platform carries one of the three tags, so nothing is quietly oversold.
What it would take to make the LIVE set production-grade — core-banking connectivity, SWIFT membership, an LLM under governance — is spelled out on the reality page, not glossed over.