AI-native operations for the financial back office.
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Thanks for being part of issue one! We loved having you in it.
Honored to be a guest contributor to the first edition of The Standard. And when your byline sits alongside former Acting Comptroller Michael Hsu, you know you're in good company.
Congrats to @BrettonAI on a beautiful debut issue! 📖
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Honored to be a guest contributor to the first edition of The Standard. And when your byline sits alongside former Acting Comptroller Michael Hsu, you know you're in good company.
Congrats to @BrettonAI on a beautiful debut issue! 📖
New in Bretton AI: Agentic Upload
Upload your case file as-is, whether it’s CSV or Excel. The agent sorts every row and flags what to leave out, and nothing is created until your team approves.
A $3B bank already turns its weekly check fraud referral file into cases with it.
Agentic Upload is available on every Bretton AI agent. Learn more: bretton.com/blog/introducing…
New in Bretton AI: Workflows.
Our agents now hand work to each other inside one investigation. An analyst confirms each hand-off before the case moves on.
A U.S. bank with $200B+ in assets now runs payments EDD reviews as one investigation across three agents.
Talk to your Bretton AI team to set up your first workflow. Learn more: bretton.com/blog/introducing…
October was a big month in banking, and an even bigger one for our team.
We rounded it all up in The Bretton Vault, our new monthly recap of the news compliance teams should know and what we’re building.
Here’s what’s in issue one 👇
2/ In the news:
- $1.55B in AML fines for @BankofAmerica and Amex
- $6.3B gone from @binance in the largest crypto hack in history
- @stripe and @Visa put AI agents to work paying invoices
At Bretton: our new print magazine, an independent validation of our agents and four platform updates.
Check out all the details here: bretton.com/blog/the-bretton…
Bretton agents can now fill out the documents your team already uses: Word docs, PDFs, Excel sheets and CSVs.
You choose which forms each case outcome needs, and the agent completes them when the case is done.
How Agent Artifacts works 👇
Get the details in our blog: bretton.com/blog/introducing…
Our Money20/20 highlight reel 🎰🔑
A magazine launch. One gold bar. Three days of big conversations, and a clear view of where AI in financial crime compliance is headed.
The common thread: alerts are outpacing analyst teams, and banks want audit-ready AI that works inside the systems they already have.
Here's our full recap 👇bretton.com/blog/bretton-ai-…
Pretty great company to be in.
Thanks for including us in this year's Fintech 100 @CBInsights 🙌
The 9th annual CB Insights Fintech 100 is here.
Meet the startups most likely to shape the future of financial services.
Many of this year’s winners are building beneath the products customers see: compliance, data enrichment, tokenization, and cross-border payments.
We selected them based on deal activity, industry partnerships, team strength, investor strength, executive interviews, and proprietary metrics.
Together, these companies have raised $10.9B in equity funding and have disclosed 330+ partnerships since 2025.
These are the startups to watch if you’re investing, acquiring, partnering, or competing in financial services.
See the 2026 cohort and market map: cbinsights.com/research/repo…
Global banks want AI agents running on their own terms: their own infrastructure, a vetted list of models and vendors, and change control on every release.
Here’s how Bretton Enterprise is built for that 🧵
3/ Model qualification on historical cases
Each deployment has an approved model list, restricted by region. New models are rerun on the bank’s past cases and judged against the current model’s run-to-run variation.
Full breakdown from our Director of Software Engineering (Cris Barbero): bretton.com/blog/bretton-ent…
