Wibmo Unveils Agentic Risk Intelligence Assistant - an AI Assistant for Financial Crime Operations
Wibmo Unveils Agentic Risk Intelligence Assistant - an AI Assistant for Financial Crime Operations
Selasa, 23 Juni 2026 | 09:06
MUMBAI, INDIA - NewsVoir - 22 June 2026 - Wibmo, a PayU company
and leading provider of payment security solutions, unveiled
Wibmo Agentic Risk Intelligence Assistant (ARIA), an AI-powered
platform designed to transform financial crime operations, at its
flagship industry event 'Securing Digital Payments: Innovation,
Intelligence & Trust' held at Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai.
ARIA is designed to support risk teams at banks and PSPs, combining
AI-driven analysis with human decision-making and accountability. This
is highly relevant now, as digital payment fraud challenges becoming
increasingly complex. With the sustained growth in the payments
ecosystem, financial institutions are focused on improving operational
risk efficiency while maintaining strong governance and oversight.
Early modelling shows ARIA achieving over 70% reduction in investigation
time through agents acting in real-time, enabling teams to process
significantly more cases per FTE per day. ARIA targets delivering
recommendation accuracy close to 90%, designed to improve quality
metrics across risk operations teams.
ARIA represents a fundamental shift in how financial institutions
approach risk operations by introducing specialized AI agents that
support data aggregation, analysis, and draft recommendations, while
preserving human decision-making authority and governance controls at
every critical juncture.
ARIA combines capabilities across investigation, decision support, and
operational actioning. The platform gathers signals from transactions,
risk models, customer and merchant history, linked transactions, and
historical fraud patterns to automate data aggregation that typically
consumes significant analyst bandwidth. Using frontier AI models, ARIA
generates evidence-referenced verdicts, identifies emerging patterns
through multi-signal reasoning, and provides transparent, auditable
recommendations. The platform also enables SOP-driven resolutions,
customer and merchant communications, reduction of false alerts, and
proactive defence mechanisms against emerging anomalies.
Shailesh Paul, CEO, Wibmo, said,"As fraud becomes more
sophisticated and regulatory expectations continue to evolve, risk
operations teams must manage growing complexity with limited resources.
ARIA is designed to help institutions scale intelligently by combining
the speed and analytical capabilities of AI with the judgment,
oversight, and accountability of human expertise. While AI agents assist
with data analysis and recommendations, every critical decision
continues to remain firmly under human control."
Unlike fully autonomous AI systems,
Wibmo's Agentic Risk Intelligence Assistant is built with a
governance-first architecture designed for enterprise financial
institutions. Every recommendation continues to flow through existing
approval mechanisms without autonomous production actions, while all
analyses are supported by transparent reasoning chains and comprehensive
audit trails. The platform brings together specialized agents across
fraud, AML, KYC, and disputes within a unified framework, alongside
replayable audits and complete operational provenance for every agent
action.
The launch event brought together more than 50 senior leaders from
banks, fintechs, payment networks, and technology organizations to
discuss evolving challenges in digital payment security and the future
of AI-led fraud prevention. Speakers from PayU, NPCI Bharat Billpay,
Visa, Mastercard, Flipkart, CSB Bank, Jio Payment Solutions, and Network
International participated in discussions around acquiring fraud risk
management, authentication technologies, and risk-based decisioning.
Photo Caption: Unveiling ARIA in Mumbai: Wibmo's Agentic Risk Intelligence
Assistant brings the power of AI to fraud, AML, KYC, and dispute
operations.