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FintechOS Earns Certified Software Designation for Financial Services AI

FintechOS, a Microsoft partner, today announced it has earned the Solutions Partner with certified software designation for Financial Services AI.

This recognition validates that FintechOS 8, built on Microsoft Cloud, meets Microsoft’s standards for interoperability, security architecture, governance, responsible AI controls, and enterprise-grade performance. These capabilities are essential for financial institutions seeking to move AI from experimentation into regulated production environments.

“AI in financial services cannot remain confined to pilots and isolated use cases,” said Teo Blidarus, CEO and Co-Founder of FintechOS. “FintechOS 8 brings AI-fluent Unified Product Operations to financial institutions, a platform where products, workflows, governance, and AI operate as one system. This certification validates the maturity of our architecture and our commitment to helping banks and insurers operationalize AI responsibly, not experimentally.”

Over the past 18 months, FintechOS has worked closely with Microsoft to align on interoperability, security and responsible AI standards on Microsoft Azure.

“Attaining a Solutions Partner with certified software designation for Financial Services AI is an important way for partners to stand out in the market and demonstrate their proven capabilities in areas of high customer demand. Earning a certified software designation for your solution can help position you to meet the growing demand for cloud-based solutions. We’re pleased to welcome FintechOS and its Financial Services AI solution to Microsoft’s exclusive growing network of partners with certified software designations,” said Patrice Amann, EMEA Regional Leader – WW Financial Services at Microsoft.

For Banks: The AI-Fluent Unified Origination 

Banks, credit unions, and building societies typically operate multiple origination stacks across products, channels, and cores, resulting in product change cycles of nine to twelve months. This complexity leads origination to absorb roughly 25–30% of digital banking transformation budgets, and over 60% of banks plan to consolidate fragmented origination environments1. 

FintechOS Unified Origination is a core banking-agnostic solution that creates a reusable origination layer connecting product definition, eligibility, pricing, workflow and decisioning into a single governed flow. AI is embedded directly into origination to automate complex data and document ingestion, enable advanced personalization and bundling, and support consistent underwriting decisions, within guardrails that enable human oversight and regulatory control.

For Insurers: The AI-Fluent Core Modernization 

Insurers and MGAs operate policy, claims, billing and servicing logic tightly embedded within legacy Policy Administration Systems (PAS). Even modest product or process changes can take months and require specialized core expertise.

Industry analysis shows that 40–60% of insurance IT budgets are tied up in maintaining and changing core systems, limiting investment capacity for new capabilities including automation and AI2.

FintechOS Core Insurance Modernization externalizes product logic, workflows, decisioning and servicing from legacy cores into a composable policy operations layer. The platform runs on top of existing PAS or progressively assumes core capabilities over time, enabling governed AI automation for data ingestion, servicing decisions and workflow orchestration, without destabilizing core systems.

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