A launch plan for
the system behind your fintech.

Is this right for your project?

Go Live Fintech is for teams with a prototype that now needs operational structure: customer onboarding, payment-related workflows, case handling or AI-assisted operations.

Start by identifying the operation, its users, the information it needs and the approvals it requires. Payment execution, custody and other regulated services require the appropriate providers and permissions; hosting does not supply them.

Shared context with governed actions

ACN gives agents shared context with scoped grants. PAOL coordinates capabilities around a goal. Workflows structure repeatable processes, decisions and exceptions. Together, these building blocks help you define where an agent can contribute and where a person must remain accountable.

Prepare an architecture and security review

Agree the evidence your reviewers need: a high-level architecture, data responsibilities, an access matrix, approval boundaries, incident handling and recovery procedures.

The deliverables and their owners are defined in the project scope. A security review also needs evidence of the controls actually implemented, not only an architecture diagram.

Test first. Scope your launch separately.

Use the free platform allowance to explore agent memory and workflow execution. For managed front office, back office and storage, request a project-specific scope and quote.

Scheduling priority, usage credits and managed hosting are separate choices. A priority subscription does not automatically include a Go Live project or increase account capacity.

Clear responsibilities before you commit

Confirm data location, access controls, backups, recovery targets, support coverage and exit arrangements before production use. Requirements depend on your service and operating model.

Go Live Fintech does not confer authorization, certify regulatory compliance or replace your security, legal and operational reviews. Service commitments apply only when explicitly agreed.