Aurionpro Solutions, a global technology company, has launched Fintra, an AI-native platform designed to revolutionise trade finance by integrating AI agents with human governance. The platform aims to streamline the processing of trade finance instruments such as Letters of Credit, Bank Guarantees, and Documentary Collections.
Fintra addresses the challenges of trade finance, which is traditionally a document-heavy and manual process. According to the International Chamber of Commerce, the rejection rate for first presentations in trade finance is as high as 70%. Fintra seeks to overhaul this outdated architecture by employing specialised AI agents for document processing, compliance screening, clause recommendation, and risk scoring. This allows bankers to focus on judgment, relationships, and governance, with full integration into SWIFT, General Ledger, and limits management systems.
The platform is built on Aurion AI, Aurionpro’s proprietary AI-native banking software stack. This stack combines domain-specific models, an AI engineering framework, and a governed agent runtime, offering deep integration with core banking systems. Aurionpro plans to expand this AI-native foundation to other areas such as corporate lending, retail lending, transaction banking, and supply chain finance.
A key feature of Fintra is the Confidence-Gated Handoff Protocol (CGHP), which ensures that every decision made by the AI is evaluated for confidence, materiality, regulatory mandate, and novelty before being routed to a human. This protocol ensures that every decision is logged and auditable, reflecting Aurionpro’s commitment to building next-generation banking software on AI-native foundations.
Ashish Rai, Group CEO of Aurionpro Solutions, stated, “For 25 years, we have built mission-critical software for banks. Fintra is the most important product we have ever launched. We started from a blank screen and asked what trade finance would look like if AI agents handled the mechanical work and bankers focused on what they do best. The answer is Fintra. Banking software must be reimagined for the age of AI, and we intend to lead that transformation.”
Fintra is now available for pilot engagements with banks in India, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
Disclaimer: This article is based on a regulatory filing submitted to the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE).